Anyone seen or used the kit in the link below? Or are there better kits out? I also want to use a polyurethane kit. I saw the list of suspension pieces which is a great help, but thought maybe a Kit would make it easy.
http://www.hawksthirdgenparts.com/ca...ebuildkit.aspx
http://www.hawksthirdgenparts.com/ca...ebuildkit.aspx
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[QUOTE=jjohnston;4190832]Anyone seen or used the kit in the link below? Or are there better kits out? I also want to use a polyurethane kit. I saw the list of suspension pieces which is a great help, but thought maybe a Kit would make it easy.
Here's another, much the same:
http://www.spohn.net/shop/1982-1992-...sion-Steering/
If you purchase a poly kit, you'll no doubt be stuck with extras. Personally, I'd buy as needed.
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Here's another, much the same:
http://www.spohn.net/shop/1982-1992-...sion-Steering/
If you purchase a poly kit, you'll no doubt be stuck with extras. Personally, I'd buy as needed.
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Just so you both know... those both are the same kit.

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Then I should have said much, much, much the same Originally Posted by akmusclecar
Just so you both know... those both are the same kit.
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Oh, I've heard of Spohn... There a pretty good brand aren't they?
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He's a board sponsor. I'm unsure (double-check), but they're probably Moog parts.Originally Posted by jjohnston
Oh, I've heard of Spohn... There a pretty good brand aren't they? JamesC
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I have just recently installed the Spohn front end kit + ball joints and I would recommend it. Everything went in with no problems and it is now like new car.
if its a moog kit wich i think it is from hawks id go for it. I always use moog parts my car or customers. try to find out if they have greaseable joints if they do grease them at in stall and every oil change and youll probably never have to replace another part.
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Just rebuilt the front of my 92 rs. I used Spicer parts a more quality brand. Ordered from rockauto cheaper than most places. I did the a-arms with energysuspention bushings. same for the swaybar bushings. Price around a little extra time could save some money that could go somewhere else.



