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  1. 66 Sat

    Stiffening plates

    Haha, touche.
  2. 66 Sat

    Stiffening plates

    When I read these back-and-forth arguments it reminds me of my kids fighting. They just have to have the last word, so it goes on and on. The bigger man will know when to walk away.
  3. 66 Sat

    Stiffening plates

    In a similar vein, I fixed up my wheelbarrow. The main arms were rusted through. Bought the steel and some new bolts. Painted them up, drilled the holes and swapped everything over. $35 in materials. Will last 20 years now. Very satisfying. Most people just throw away and pay $200 for a new...
  4. 66 Sat

    Not happy with PST poly graphite lower control arm bushings

    Well I've got the PST poly graphite bushings on mine as part of a full front end rebuild and have had no issues in 3 years and 8,000 miles. No squeaks either, nice and quiet. They must have been installed correctly as I did them myself :).
  5. 66 Sat

    2021 Super Bowl Contest. Win Your Choice Of A PST Front End Kit or 1.03" Torsion Bars

    I recorded the game as it was on Monday during the workday here (due to time difference) so I avoided the news all day. I'm watching it now and just realised I won! Awesome, I changed the whole front end with a PST kit a few years back, but kept the original torsion bars, which in hindsight was...
  6. 66 Sat

    1966 Dodge Coronet IFS Conversion

    I would definitely do some research on improving the factory setup, which was engineered to suit the whole car. Better shocks, frame connectors, boxing in lower control arms, poly bushes, smaller lighter steering box (Borgenson for example), taking weight out of the front end (lightweight...
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