ill_driver

I have never even looked twice at my front end, but I have my engine out right now and figured it might be the best time to switch it out. Is that a huge task if I get a front end kit to switch that out? Is there a book on front end kit installation? And is PST front end kits a good deal? They have an advertisement in the CHEVY HIGH PERFORMANCE magazine for 1955-98 GM's for $219. Sounded like a good deal to me.
-Karl

Stewart's74

Look at the kits from Zip, VB&P and Van Steel. It is a pretty easy job.

Van Steel

My Deluxe rubber kit is $179.99 and my poly kit is $199.99. I'll give you free shipping to. We use TRW balljoints and Moog Sway bar link kits. Poly bushings are from Energy Suspension. Good all around quality parts

RLaFarge

I will give you some advise on this as I have just finished this before I sent the car out to have the headers put on.
I shopped around a lot looking at prices and qualitly.
Van Steel beat every one HANDS DOWN! The level of service, the level of quality is second to none. No matter the how the simple of a question I have had about my suspention they have been there to answer ALL of them.
They are active on the fourm and help anytime they can.
I am going to have to get trailing arms rebuilt for my car soon and they will be the only ones I will send them to.
:hurray: :hurray: :hurray:

Van Steel

Thanks!! :thumbs:
We work hard and try to help everyone w/everything. I'm glad you are happy w/our products.
Dan