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robert campbell

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I have some poly strut rod bushings for sale!!! Rubber for me and they will be going to my favorite Camero owner.... Well it sounded good....

Rob
 

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I have some poly strut rod bushings for sale!!! Rubber for me and they will be going to my favorite Camero owner.... Well it sounded good....

Rob

And I've got some nearly new 1" drop 620# coill springs to go with those poly bushings. Spent today going back to stock rate springs. The 620s were just too stiff for the way I drive, and for Houston's concrete roads.
If anyone wants them let me know and I'll send them to you, just pay for shipping.
 

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just a thought Rob, Is it possible that the shock towers have cracked from all the torque causing the upper a arm to move? I've known of it happening with the big blocks,so with the horses under your hood, it could be possible. Good luck.

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robert campbell

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Shock towers are fine. Took a "break from car" yesterday to put new water pump in 1975 Suzuki GT750. Hope weather will let me ride it to the lake to mow lawn today. Cabin at the lake is getting spiffed up for our party!!

Rob
 
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