Front end rebuild
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Front end rebuild
I am going to rebuild the front end on my 91 GT, and was just wondering if there are any good package deals out there. I am going to do everything, as I put about 30k a year on. I will replace bushings, struts, coil springs, ball joints, tie rod ends. Basically everything except the rack itself. Are the kits from PST any good? I want to spend as cheap as possible, but I don't want to buy junk. I will spend more for quality parts. Any input would be appreciated, thanks
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RE: Front end rebuild
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I am going to rebuild the front end on my 91 GT, and was just wondering if there are any good package deals out there. I am going to do everything, as I put about 30k a year on. I will replace bushings, struts, coil springs, ball joints, tie rod ends. Basically everything except the rack itself. Are the kits from PST any good? I want to spend as cheap as possible, but I don't want to buy junk. I will spend more for quality parts. Any input would be appreciated, thanks
I am going to rebuild the front end on my 91 GT, and was just wondering if there are any good package deals out there. I am going to do everything, as I put about 30k a year on. I will replace bushings, struts, coil springs, ball joints, tie rod ends. Basically everything except the rack itself. Are the kits from PST any good? I want to spend as cheap as possible, but I don't want to buy junk. I will spend more for quality parts. Any input would be appreciated, thanks
#7
RE: Front end rebuild
I did the brakes and bearings when I got the car about a year ago. Did all the brakes, complete exhaust, two tires, Ujoints, water pump, all new hoses. I've put 25k on the car since I bought it last year. The car now stands me $2200, it definetly needs front end work now. The motor runs great, all stock, it's my everyday work car, so I don't need it modified. I'm getting 18-20mpg. Anyways, come on, someone must have done the front ends on their cars. Has anyone tried the PST kits? I can buy the complete front end kit, and even the rear shocks and springs for about $600, that includes front springs and struts. Does this sound like a good deal? I just want to make sure they are quality parts
#8
RE: Front end rebuild
pst is good stuff.....if it was me I'd do coil overs with atube arms..this stuff can be had fairly cheap and will lighten up the front give adjustablity and last a long time...remember use poly bushing and isolator for the new springs
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