Hello
I do have the original shocks and springs and would like to change the rubber bushings at the top and bottom where can I find replacement for those? I googled but could find any source yet.
best regards Ulli
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those are hard to find , an alternatieve are the rubber A-arm bushes , only need to machining the outer ring off.
for a street car I prefer rubber bushes , not the polytureen with the steel sleeve
into the past Hall Pantera sells the rubber bushings, but believe they are out of stock.
into the past Roland Jäckel sells them , but sold all his parts to a german /swiss guy named Peter.
One option is to machine new bushings out of delrin or aluminum.
Thanks all I thought about Delfin as well I will see how I am going to do that.
If you use poly bushings, you can make the upper fronts a little longer than stock with 2X thick flanges, and gain extra caster as well as better handling. Our '72 suspension runs 100% poly: a-arms, shock bushings and anti-swaybar mounts. On this car, the fabled 'extra road noise' is non-existent.