Does anybody know anything about this rear sway bar PST has? It's supposed to be for a late 70s C body http://www.p-s-t.com/s.nl/it.A/id.2753/.f?sc=12
Does anybody know anything about this rear sway bar PST has? It's supposed to be for a late 70s C body http://www.p-s-t.com/s.nl/it.A/id.2753/.f?sc=12
Just added an Addco rear sway bar to my 65 Fury III. Fantastic. Left the front alone so as not to spoil
the ride of the torsion front suspension but I did add a pair of Bilstein's to the front and the difference
is day to night. Better than upping the sway bar diameter. Next up - hydroboost brake system from
a 97 GMC Safarri. Taking everything from this van so there are no mismatching issues with brake
components. Van has disk/drum, high pressure PS pump, and while I'm at it I'll take the brake pedal
arm.
Does anybody know anything about this rear sway bar PST has? It's supposed to be for a late 70s C body http://www.p-s-t.com/s.nl/it.A/id.2753/.f?sc=12
That's why we proofread our......Do forget that you are eligible for the member discount on purchase over $200.
What is the pressure on the pump your going to end up with a over boosted steering box that will give no road feel. I don't know why you would want a grabby hard to control power assist for your brakes but to each his own.Just added an Addco rear sway bar to my 65 Fury III. Fantastic. Left the front alone so as not to spoil
the ride of the torsion front suspension but I did add a pair of Bilstein's to the front and the difference
is day to night. Better than upping the sway bar diameter. Next up - hydroboost brake system from
a 97 GMC Safarri. Taking everything from this van so there are no mismatching issues with brake
components. Van has disk/drum, high pressure PS pump, and while I'm at it I'll take the brake pedal
arm.