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I did this on my 70RR 7 years ago for $1100 plus parts (moog). Honest and skilled alignments only shop in Fairfield NJ that knows old cars, only do front ends. He finished in 3 days while working on other stuff. Drives great. I think he is retired now but trained his nephew to take over the shop...

Anyone try QA1 stocker stars? I keep waiting for a set to end up on the shelves at summit's outlet center. Got close last week when I saw a pair at the arlington store but they were for mustangs unfortunately. I don't need a new set of shocks but I really want them.

I go to a polish guy here in North jersey who worked on these when they were new. He just sold the shop to his nephew after he taught him the business for a year...kid is in his 20's and can do a torsion bar Mopar alignment with his eyes closed. Good thing because I have two mopes in the garage...

Classic industries has this kit for 499. You can get it for as little as 425 when they run promotions. http://www.classicindustries.com/product/mopar/parts/mp500511.html

do you use copper antiseize on those poly bushings?

take a look at Rick Ehrenbergs tie rod ends that he sells on his eBay store. I have those on my roadrunner and they are very good quality.

if -1 degrees is good then -30 must be 30 times better! Those toe out cars are ridiculous.

moog rubber they sell it as a kit for front rebuilds.

rebuild the front end to stock specifications and you will be amazed. 300 bucks for the bushings and rebuild kit and then do an alignment at a shop that knows mopars. See how you like that and then decide whether you want better. I like how the stock torsion bar suspension rides when new. Stock...

jegs carries a 15/16" bore master cylinder from right stuff for 65 dollars. Works well.

Wilwood has a new kit that claims to fit most 14" wheels, but they don't guarantee every fitment. http://www.wilwood.com/BrakeKits/BrakeKitsProdFront.aspx?itemno=140-11020-DR&year=1967&make=Plymouth&model=GTX&option=Drum+Brake+Spindle

What's the ratio for your manual box?

http://www.generalspringkc.com/Leaf_Springs_Dodge_Mopar_s/1927.htm Looks like the dimensions are the same 66-73 b's

Call these folks, made in USA to stock specs: http://www.springsnthings.com/ Or call some local diesel truck shops, there are bound to be places that can do custom springs.

shock mounting plates are what you need, Mancini sells all the hardware. The springs you can get from many places.. PST is a site sponsor and sells them.

I'm partial to my 11 inch "death brakes", I just avoid driving in the rain and keep away from standing water. I am going to send a set of drums to them and see how they perform. Thanks for the info!

Thanks James. Right now I just want to get aligned and go, but eventually I will need to do a front end rebuild. PST is on my list for next winter thanks for your help!

I need replacement LCA's and can't find any aftermarket, wondering if anyone knows if these are produced anywhere. Also when searching used, which years interchange with the 70 B body? Thanks!