Thread: Suspension bushings
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06-01-2005 06:17 AM #1
Suspension bushings
Anyone know where I can purchase front suspension components for my 55 Ford 2dr? I'm looking to replace all the wear-ables like bushings, bump stops, sway bar kits, ball joints and coil springs. So far I've come across Dennis Carpenter, Mid-West Early Ford and Kanter Auto. These three places sell OEM type replacements (rubber). Can I get poly-graphite type for this car? Any personal recommendations?
Chris
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06-01-2005 09:37 AM #2
I don't know if they do the older Fords, but I have Energy Suspension bushings on my Shelby, and will be using them on the '57 Chevy we're building. Dennis Carpenter is a good source for various things I've needed for the '65 F100. Mac's Auto Parts has been helpful, and they have great catalogs - www.macsautoparts.com is their URL.
There aren't enough of those mid-fifties Fords out there. Glad to hear of one being built.Tim -
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06-01-2005 12:25 PM #3
Re: Suspension bushings
Originally posted by tys
Anyone know where I can purchase front suspension components for my 55 Ford 2dr? I'm looking to replace all the wear-ables like bushings, bump stops, sway bar kits, ball joints and coil springs. So far I've come across Dennis Carpenter, Mid-West Early Ford and Kanter Auto. These three places sell OEM type replacements (rubber). Can I get poly-graphite type for this car? Any personal recommendations?
Chris
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