That was supposed to be three rabid raccoons in a trench coat. Now you got three rabid raccoons in a trench coat feelin left out. What about them? I bet they need therapy now.
P.S.T bought out
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Sure preciate you tellin us, but now that you've done it, I bet the price goes up. LOLKanter 1.03" torsion bars are $272.78 with FREE shipping to my address. I put them in my cart at $299 and they sent me a 15% off code CARCARE15 to sweeten the deal. I haven't pulled the trigger but wanted to see what all the hubbub was about. Seems like a good deal to me? What am I missing?
1962-1976 Mopar A Body, Plymouth Valiant, 1970-1976 Duster, 1971-1976
1.03" Torsion Bar - A BodyTorsion Bar rates in classic muscle cars fall well short when compared to those in high-performance vehicles manufactured today. With the weight of a big-block engine, the suspension collapses down to the rubber bump stops in extreme cornering.PST makes Torsion Bar...www.kanter.com
They mightta saw this thread. It's a popular forum.
I haven't bought them...yet. I need new upper control arms and shocks and this would be a good time to swap out the .850 bars that I have in there. I'm adding frame connectors and torque boxes and I'm already sitting almost on the bump stops. Time to ask Santa.
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I like to call it my hillbilly savings accountHmm maybe I should start buying up performance parts like jewelry since inflation is likely gonna keep going... "Babe these aren't parts for my car they're an investment!"
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