Got a couple spare sets of uppers here I can fix up for you. No lowers though.I should have given you my upper and lower arms!
74 Charger Rallye 440 TX9
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This build is amazing wish my car was as solid as yours !
Front end progress. Torsion bars were a PITA with the isolated cross-member. Got the shift linkage in and adjusted.
Cooled off nicely today after a brutal heat streak. Doors are open. Got the upper ball joints, spindles, tie rods, and caliper adapters installed. Rotors and bearings should be here in a couple days.
Front suspension is done. Used Hawk ceramic pads for the brakes. The sway bar was a PITA to get installed and after pressure washing the house all morning shoving that thing around to get it to find it's happy spot has pretty much done my back in for today. Good thing I have to work tomorrow as I can relax...
Last step while it is on the lift is to cut and buff the lower areas while at chest level then some temp tires and push it outside for a much needed power wash.
Last step while it is on the lift is to cut and buff the lower areas while at chest level then some temp tires and push it outside for a much needed power wash.
Jeff when you installed your bars were your uca unhooked?
Torsion bars? Yes. You can install them with the upper control arms installed but you need to remove the rebound bumper and let the entire assembly drop down as much as possible.
Cutting in the clear. Always a good time!
Nah, I’m a weekend warrior and he is on another level.Watch out @eldubb440 someone is coming after your job.
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whats "cutting in" the clear? ...... you cutting it to buff?
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Yes. The lower areas did not have good color coverage so I resprayed the areas and cleared up to the body line so I needed to blend in the areas.
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