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Damn. 225 dollars? Does he at least get a kiss with that rape?

check rockauto.com. I've yet to have a bad experience with them. they carry alot of brands too

this thread is 5 years old. that spammer in post #8 revived it

they need to be 2wd. and yes, the axle housing end has to me modified just like you would for the LS1 brakes. its the same bolt pattern. I'm not 100% sure about the spacer thickness, but i know you'll need one around 1/8" to 1/4"

the hubs i got from flynbye cracked around the stud. its really not a safe option. best thing to do is use corvette brakes on the blazer steering knuckles, or pay big bucks for the kore3 hubs. JMO

you cant just put the Blazer (as I assume you mean) hub on the g-body spindle. you would need the whole Blazer steering knuckle. so the answer is no. kore3 sells a billet hub that you can use on the g-body spindle for big brake conversions. and it's much safer than machining an old cast iron...

the swap has been done many times on s10 pickups on s10forum.com. they have the same front suspension as G-body's so there is no reason it shouldn't work.

I'm actually in the process of doing the same exact thing. I got the set of 3 standard flare nut wrenches from Autozone for like $15. they seem to work okay. I did destroy the old flare nut on the passenger side and had to get a new fitting which of course was a pain since I had to cut and...

but if it's a street car, why install a R&P to begin with?

well I know it looks like the jounce bars will hit, but I've seen pics of them installed and clearing the bar (though very close). If I get home early enough tonight I'll try it and post the results.

After A LOT of reading and looking at pics of other installs I think I'm just going to shave some material off the top of the bushings so it bolts up flush with no stress on the bolts or excessive clamping on the bar. Hopefully once the swaybar is all the way up my jounce bars will clear.

well I measured and the bracket is 1 7/8" deep and about 2" wide, and I held it next to the F-body bracket, and they are the exact same dimensions so it appears that unless the F-body subframe is countersunk to allow for a larger bushing, the MOOG bushing won't work on either car. but I read on...

there might be a difference in the brackets then. i'll go measure

none of the threads about the F-body bar seem to address my particular problem. I am using the MOOG k6459 bushings with stock G-body brackets, and according to all the threads on here, it should just bolt right up flush. that is not the case. the bushing seems wayyyy to big for the bracket and i...

anyone have experience with the aluminum valves then?

does that mean this one is anodized cast iron as well? 172-1353 AC DELCO REPLACEMENT PROP VALVE DISC DRUM : eBay Motors (item 380267568644 end time Dec-08-10 14:04:09 PST) sold by CPP

thanks for that link. I accidently stumbled upon the source of these valves as well- CPP. If I'm not mistaken, CPP actually manufactures the valves themselves. anyway they sell the valve directly on their website for $49 and $44 shipped on ebay. so anyone else looking to upgrade might want to...

since GM part # 25509419 ACDelco #172-1353 has been discontinued, where can I find a prop valve for a fair price? I say fair price because Gbodyparts wants $125 and Kirban wants $80 for the brass replacement valve. I'm pretty sure it's the exact same aftermarket valve because the pic is the...

I always hear that poly bushings squeak alot, no matter what. other than that they improve handling (whether its noticeable or not in the real world. idk) and resist cracking, deterioration, and are not as sensitive to fuel and grease damage. BUT, I've read that MOOG's Problem Solver bushings...