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Mine is a 1968 Coronet 500 440 TF727. It came with air shocks when I bought it but had no air lines. I installed new lines but I do not like the ride. Do you think it's best to go back to normal shocks? I am thinking yes.
Thanks for your input.
I am about to install a front sway bar on my 68 Coronet. It never had one before. Can anyone send a diagram of the brackets, measurements, etc. I will need to install it?
Thanks of course!
If possible please explain the best way to remove both seals. I've heard the top can be removed with a couple of sheetmetal screws and the lower can be removed by using pump pressure after removing the pitman arm and c clip. Thanks of course!
Mine is a 68 Coronet 500. Currently it has a PS setup but when I got the car there was no pump etc. Now that I have installed the pump and pully the PS box is a leaker. Better to just put in a new ps box or is a manual box ok?
Thanks as always
Yes I measured. I also found the problem...the new pitman arm was incorrect. I am going to use the old one. After switching them the car was back to normal. Wheeeww!!! Thanks for commenting.
I can use your help with mine - 68 Coronet. After replacing all 4 tie rod ends, pitman arm and idler for some reason I have lost the toe-in range. It's like now the tie rods are shorter. Is that even possible? Could I have bent control arm connector while removing the tie rod end? Tomorrow I...