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Helmet with an 8 point cage?

You can probably get a B body 8 3/4 under there by moving perches and different backspace on the rims

They should give you the second set!!

When I put mine on using the heat gun I didn't use any sockets.I just heated them up real good (not cooked) with a little grease on the bar and pushed them on.Still tough to get them on there but that's what worked for me.

I'd like to see them slide one on cold out of the package!!!

Both of my strut rods were bent also.Almost identical bends on both sides.I have since replaced them with qa1 adjustables but always wondered how they got bent the same on both sides.

Don't get moog rubber ones.The last 2 I bought the hole for the pins were too big.Now that's junk

You could probably save that bushing if you didn't sand too much off the sleeve.The Poly should be ok just press the pin back out and start over.

I pressed the sleeves first then the bushing and the pin last.mine were the proforged also.

Same thing when I installed my proforged bushings with the bulge on inside.I think the pins need to be chamfered a bit befor you slide them in.The edges are too sharp.

Us cartool connectors!A bit of work but well worth it.

Pretty sure they're shocks are still Ranchos with they're stickers on them

Don't forget you probably are gonna have to do a mini tub along with the spring locate.I used us cartool and it worked out good for me.

Us cartool ones weren't that bad to install and I'd definitely do them again,no question about it.What isn't a bunch of work when you're restoring these cars?

I'd return them.The us cartool ones are the way to go.I cant see the bolt in ones doing as good of a job.Again,just my opinion

I put them on my Dart Sport.I thought it was a good decision.

Not sure if a coat hanger would do it.Mines is made from some type of spring steel and they are only $10 so no savings to be had by making your own.

They take seconds to install.

Same here.I use the wire one from eBay works great!

I heated my Poly seals with a heat gun put on a glove and wrestled them on quickly.Worked pretty good.

I'd get the us car tool rear hangers,install and then sort out the driveshaft length.

I'd weld in a set from us car tool