Re: Suspension rebuild kits

[Sean Bolter <bolterman@xxxxxxxx>]

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I agree, but I wouldn't use poly bushings in the lower control arms.  I
have read countless success and horror stories concerning these LCA poly
bushings, the arguments running about fifty-fifty.  With that kind of
split, I was worried enough to put standard rubber bushings there.  I did
use poly bushings for the upper control arms and strut rods.

When done, with fifteen-inch radials and no sway bars, my 1964 Fury
handled so well I was stunned.  If I might make another recommendation, I
took the time to install new torsion bars and disc brakes at the same
time.  It gets to be expensive, but I had the front end ripped out for
the rebuild, so now was the time.  I didn't want to do it all at once,
but this way I don't have to take it apart again in the future.

Sean

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