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Old 05-24-2013, 11:42 AM   #1
68shortstep
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Re: Front suspension rebuild or replace

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Originally Posted by Tx Firefighter View Post
Your cheapest route would be to rebuild the 90 Suburban stuff.

Here's why....

-control arm bushings are cheaper for the rubber bushing type than the steel early type
-you'll save money since you can harvest the disc brake parts from the donor
-the factory 90 Suburban brake lines and hoses will bolt into your truck and fit better than anything you can make or buy aftermarket
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What he said !!!!

Here's a stock height, all rebuilt Suburban crossmember under what was a 6-cyl '68 stepper. Used the 350 V-8 after all-stock rebuild, & the auto trans, too.

Lowering was planned, but life got in the way, and the truck went "bye-bye."

Another later, maybe.
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