Hinge pins
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Hinge pins
recently i notice my 84'bird's doors saggin abit, is it difficult to change the pin and bushing? also what r the steps 2 do it?
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Originally Posted by 84 Trigger
recently i notice my 84'bird's doors saggin abit, is it difficult to change the pin and bushing? also what r the steps 2 do it?
This is one of the best kits out there right now. It was featured in Chevy High Performance and you can also get it from Classic Industries. The instructions are pretty detailed on the site, and there's a ton of info on this site (
). I'm going to try and install mine in the next few weeks, it doesn't look fun... 
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Re: Hinge pins
Support the door from underneath well.The spring can be a real bear so I would buy the spring tool.You will be soooo glad you did.
Here's were I bought the parts when I did it. = http://www.top-downsolutions.com/bod...f8d6f9cbc38cba
Here's were I bought the parts when I did it. = http://www.top-downsolutions.com/bod...f8d6f9cbc38cba
Last edited by Ron U.S.M.C.; Aug 22, 2011 at 08:45 PM. Reason: add info.
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