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Damn dont ya hate it when you cant get ahold of your pot connection

Did some research on the "Buy Auto Parts" brand, they have been peddling their stuff on Amazon, lots of scary reviews from guys that received what was apparently just a core that was spray painted and re-sold> so another one to stay far away from. I got the remanufactured unit from Red Head...

Jeff are you happy with the white high pressure KYB's? I have the silver ones I put in last year and they dont feel right, has a bit of a "shimmy" And yes I did the same thing tied them closed with wire and cut it out after cussing them in there.

Hey Craig do the NOS ones wiggle a little bit too?

And also wondering about my control arms, steam cleaned them last night, the sleeve that the arm pivots on- torsion bar socket seems a little sloppy- is this normal? I could grab the pivot shaft and wiggle it back and forth about 1/8" - the bushing was tight it is the arm itself that is moving

Your right! just called Oreilleys- precision brand 7007 bushings 1 week lead time to get them- $18.98 ea and extra shipping charge $9

Looking for LCA and strut rod bushings for my 67 Polara-apparently Moog discontinued the K7007 LCA and the K7019 strut rod bushings- anyone know of, or have a stash of these?

Yep Im with ya there Stubs- thats why I am asking- seems a little odd to me that somebody would get all tooled up to reproduce new parts for our 50+ year old cars, and nobody has heard of them. I will most likely have Redhead rebuild mine, I am close enough to make a day trip out of driving over...

Hey all I need to replace the steering gear in my 67 Polara, been reading up on which ones to get and which one to stay away from (cardone repaint). Has anyone tried one from BAP (buy auto parts) in Kentucky? They offer a "new" one manufactured by them for $582 free ship and no core, and a...

Good reading here! thanks for entertaining me. While on this topic I am in the middle of rebuilding the front end of my 67, had the drums turned and waiting for new parts to arrive. I have been reading about different methods for arching the new shoes, everything from smacking them with a...