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I recently bought some KYB shocks for the rear of my Barracuda. The gas charge was so great that I couldn’t get even close to compressing them by hand. It looks like they bumped up my ride height about an inch or something like that. They might be just what you want.

Well Commisary run. First real trip for the dog. Holpefully a good one. Dont want to crate her for that long the first time.

Interesting. Not sure what it's actually "venting" then.

Great starting point at a great price. Hard part is going to be finding all the trim including grill assembly and rear tail light assemblies if you don't have them. Also, the rallye gauge panel with the tach is rare. This stuff is extremely pricy .

nice score,your 71 has the 72 rear bumper.

I just got done working out and having another cup of coffee. Got the grass cut and car off the trailer yesterday. Another road trip to Ohio tomorrow to pick up a new truck, trading in the 2014 Ford F250, time for an upgrade.:thumbsup:

I just replaced my KYB Gas Adjust shocks. They were sufficient for a cruiser but I wanted a high performance shock son I put some Hotchkis Fox shocks on. I will be upgrading the factory sway bar and getting new leafs when I do my 8-3/4 soon. Here’s my take on shocks after having used all of...

naw.. just a street beater, was thinking of just like 1-1.5" more lift but i think i'm gonna look at modifying the wheel wells first, would like to keep the stance.. The spot that might hit the tire is a soft rolled area so no chance of cutting a tire but rather not have them hit at all...

What are you trying to do? Mopar leaf springs should be nearly flat when static for most uses. For drag race launch, there should be some arch. Longer shackels can be used to get a little more swing (unfortunately also allows more sideway but not an issue for straight runs) as long as they...

I did bushing first then a stack of washers to keep the inner sleeve from being pushed out ,then the pin. I would imagine you could put the pin in the bushing first but then you'd need a tall tube/pipe and a proper sized washer with some strength, to go around the pin so you can press on the...

coil over shocks added about a inch to mine. Towing shocks.

What backspace is the rear wheel?

Last year I tapped the Grand? Wagoneer's oil drain to 14mm x 1.25 Yesterday wasted a ridiculous amount of time looking for a drain plug gasket / gasket. Most of what is available is mix packs...And I don't want soft metal washers that aren't soft. Going to give these a try. Oddly they only...

I would do that but my car started as a smallblock v8 so my k member is different

Soo... just curious.. now that my springs are installed properly and have settled i have like 1-1.5" of space between the tire and the outside inner wheel wells, it looks great with the tires tucked in but i don't feel like bouncing off them over bumps. So.. my front spring mounts do have a...

It has the '69 side markers

Train wasn't moving. That could be a long wait. Even when a freight train is moving, if I know a route around the grade crossing I'll take it.

Yeah, I thought as much. I'll just go with the KYB's.

Good morning all, nice day here, lots to get done after one more cup

Along these lines.. Does the bush get pressed in the arm, then pin…or.. pin first, then bush in arm? Or doesnt matter? Thanks

Contact them if you have questions. They had a pretty good technical service department.

Spring loaded shocks for the back is like putting lipstick on a pig. Will it work- yes. But not for the long haul. New springs are needed. They wear out even just sitting there. Bushings, wearplates, and height. As for shocks- name brand and new are best. eBay shocks- not so much. lol!

Just talked to Tim he is on the road just over the continental divide.

Then Coronet would be my guess haha

Superbee just being a trim level of a Coronet. Could be either, wouldn't know without the VIN. Otherwise the same car. 100% it is a 69 Dodge Coronet as a base, could be a upper trim level though.

Jim’s squad car was a hit at the motel parking lot Saturday evening

it is a 69 Dodge in that picture

On foot, cuz the Shelby Dakota will be waaaaaaay up the hill in the truck area.

Might try cleaning the sensor and changing the rear diff fluid. These sensor are magnetic and might have particle buildup on them.