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    Torsion bar seals?

    First, I also had a SUPER easy method. First lube up a 1 1/4 socket, get a small piece of plastic to protect the end of the boot and make a vise sandwich vise jaw - plastic - boot - socket(in large end) - vise jaw Squeeze vise until the socket is in the hole, once in there, push that...
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    Rear shock mounts

    Got them installed this weekend, gotta say, beautiful merchandise. Would definitely do business with moparparts again!
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    Rear shock mounts

    Thanks for the recommendation, bought em from him yesterday!
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    Rear shock mounts

    If you are talking about this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mopar-A-Body-Rear-End-Shock-Mounts-With-U-Bolts-Rearend-Plates-Dart-Duster-71-72-/310617613763?pt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item485240a5c3&vxp=mtr Thanks for the find, however I'm actually asking about the upper mount, the...
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    Rear shock mounts

    So my 71 swinger has a brand "new"(rebuilt/repainted) rear end. Problem is, it came with some old junky bolts in the upper shock mounts. The manual says its supposed to be a 2 sided mounting stud, but I can't find them anywhere. What's everyone using to connect the rear shocks to the body.
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    Torsion bar ident

    Bump - sorry the pics didn't work
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    Torsion bar ident

    Ok I know this has been done to death, but I can't find this in any guide. Any guesses? http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/z3v0/7026089257/in/set-72157627283149120/ http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/z3v0/7026087919/in/set-72157627283149120/
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    Idler arm problem

    Any idea if I could use the center link and pitman from a 74 Plymouth satellite? The junkyard near me happens to have 2 of them.
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    Idler arm problem

    Ok so I swapped in a 73 v8 k frame and 360 into my 71 swinger. I reused the power steering box and pitman arm. I'm trying to put the suspension together and I can't get the idler in. The angle of the bracket is very high and the drag link won't even make contact with the idler arm at that angle...
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