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asian tony

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hey guys,

i am looking for a suspension rebuild kit for my 66 fastback. they range from around $300 to $800. what's the most bank for my bucks? i saw P-S-T has a super suspension rebuild kit for $579. they also have KYB shock for around $129 a set. should i get drop springs and new spring saddles while i'm in there? HELP!!!

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a search using 'suspension kit' brought 200 threads, including 6 asking this EXACT question in the last 4 months.
 
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thanks Lman, thanks a lot.

hey thanks, guy. you were very helpful.

btw, that was my first post. i am a newbie.

lighten up dude.:Zip2:
 

CochinoFilipino

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It's because you're asian and should not be driving a classic mustang. J/K

This board would be pretty dead without hitting the same subjects over and over. And even worse if only Tech threads were in Tech.

Sometimes new information comes to light and wouldn't be brought up without repeats on the same beat to death topics. I remember a few years back when every 'shelby drop' thread would get a bunch of replies saying it would bind the joints. Seems everyone was convinced by some magazine ad at the time. Now the consensus seems that one inch is fine.

Now, having said that, USE THE SEARCH! ]

PS. I don't see LMan's response being rude or wrong. No need to ZIP anything.
 
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yup...

you are right. Lman, don't zip it.
 

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asian tony said:
you are right. Lman, don't zip it.
Click to expand...


...thanks so much for your gracious permission.
 
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:Zip2:

 
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