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I would let you have mine, but I want to hold on to it until I am completely finished with the front suspension. They are $34.95 plus shipping from No-Limit, part number T-130. Call them at
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Originally posted by Fordication GNW does it look like it was a good idea to change the front end. Does the video show you haow the do the power brake and power steering install.
Fordication
The power steering and brakes are part of the package when you install the Volare clip. You can get assistance right here regarding the choices for a brake booster and master cylinder. Same goes for adapting a power steering pump. Read the Volare section of the suspension article stickied on top of this forum. Read it thoroughly and post your reservations here. We tried to be critical in our analysis. The "cons" are there. Tell us which ones bother you and we'll explain further if need be.
I am certain there are thousands of Volare clips successfully installed in rods. It is among the better IFS solutions in terms of installation difficulty, budget and safety.
Ok so it sounds like if I had a dodge diplomat front end that would work ok then? Plymouth Fury? Yes I read the article and it says it does. That is why I want to buy the vidoe if a member has one available. Ed
Originally posted by Fordication GNW does it look like it was a good idea to change the front end. Does the video show you how the do the power brake and power steering install.
Ed, not just yes...but HECK YES! I am VERY satisfied with the Chrysler suspension so far...although my truck is not drivable yet. I had to move late last year and ran out of warm weather by the time I got a garage built but I'm looking forward to finishing it up this year. Like fenders said, the power steering and disc brakes are part of the package, so that part is easy. The video doesn't specifically address the power brakes, but it shouldn't be to hard to figure out. I'm going with the hanging pedal, firewall mounted master cylinder and booster, and steering column from my 87 Chrysler 5th Avenue suspension donor.
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