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    Big Brake Swap and New Front Suspension Done!

    We had a few bumps in the road but it allwent together great. My car sits perfect now and the suspension is great.We used all EnS Poly bushing from 92-97 civilian cars, kyb gr-2, TRW police front springs, all for tie rod ends and sleves, idler and pitman arm, ceramic brakepads, also replace the bump stops with a set we found at autozone ENS Poly. Now im doin the rear disc brake rebuild the rear end and all new bushing for the rear also addin aluminum drive shaft...Plenty of more pics to come 351W 4bbl Swap coming soon.....And the saga continues..
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      WOW!!!! very nice!!! Should look great behind those marauder rims :banana:

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        #4
        I've seen that somewhere before.....


        Looks great. Can't wait to get mine done.


        Wow, those are some big coils....
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          #5
          Originally posted by mrltd
          I've seen that somewhere before.....


          Looks great. Can't wait to get mine done.


          Wow, those are some big coils....
          im pretty sure those are the normal police coils
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            #6
            Looks great, buddy...

            Wish y'all coulda waited till I got down there on wednesday tho
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              #7
              TRW HD police replacements.

              Was up there earlier today picking up my 2001 parts

              I gotta start getting all my sutff together...I bet those 1000lb coils are huge.
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                #8
                They sure do weigh more than my stocker coils. I'm a sissy so I'm keeping with 98-02 civvie springs.

                And yeah, they do look pretty fine behind those Maraduer wheels. Much better than poopy stocker brakes.
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                  We test drove the car tonight it rides great goin to the alignment shop in the morning, then off to DC......Enjoyed the weekend up here at skippyville aka Skippys Place....Scottfest 06 shouldbe nice up here we have all the space we need....
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                    #10
                    Looks kick ass, and its better than new. How responsive is the steering with the poly bushings?
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                      Its great man and right perfect......Thanks for giving Scott the idea for ENS poly bushings...I also replaced the bump stop with a ENS one we found at autozone....
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                        Looks great
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                          Originally posted by NATEHAWK
                          Its great mang and right perfect......Thanks for giving Scott the idea for ENS poly bushings...I also replaced the bump stop with a ENS one we found at autozone....
                          Got the PN for the bump stop?
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                            Yeah i can get it for you they are shaped like a cone Scott said they are GM/Chevy ones but they work beautiful....

                            These are probaly more like the right ones for our cars PN# ENS-9-9154G


                            Mine looked like these but black i'll find a PN# for em they stock these ones at autozone...
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                              Ah, yeah, I've seen those at autozone.
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