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Any 50+ year old C Body will benefit from new springs. ESPO gets my vote.

I had an A Body dual diaphragm rebuilt by Harmon Classic Brakes, a little pricy but otherwise it's beautiful. I had mine replated the gold zinc color-the extra expense. Yours is just painted black, so it shouldn't be to bad.

Yes-15X7, a lot of 80's Fifth Avenues had them. They had full wheel covers, so you have to take a cover off to measure them. Also the wheelcovers had very aggressive teeth and scared the rim up pretty bad. It takes a lot of sanding to smooth them up. If I'm going to make them black, I just...

That is a drum brake power booster, disc would have had the Bendix dual diaphragm booster.

The B and C body Bendix booster interior rod is different. The booster has to be taken apart-rebuilt while you're at it to change the rod. I think? Otherwise the boosters are the same? Correct me if I'm wrong.

Also-every rear disc brake kit that I've seen mandates using the non adjustable Green axle bearings, Yuk! Your choice?

AMK sells the correct flattened arch bolts.

Anyone know of a source for 7 3/4" to 8" rear axle U bolts with the proper Mopar flattened gripper arch in the spring? Thanks

If you want to lower something go buy a Honda!

30 years ago, I bought one of those P-S-T kits for my 73 Dart. Half the kit was made in China way back then already. You could clearly see the quality was inferior. Never again!

15X7 only! They had 15X8 for the Super Coupe Aspen and Volares, these did not have the nubs for the hubcaps as they used a bolt in center.

If your lower steering column and the steering box aren't lined up perfectly-which most aren't, that aluminum puck will NOT be such a good thing. Spend the $200 on ebay and get the original correct part. They are NOS Mopar parts with the part number on them. I to-didn't like the steep price...

You really need to use an original Mopar part. They are very special with the metal inserts. There is a seller on Ebay selling them for $200.00. I bought one a couple years go for my 71 Polara cop car. They are also a lot thicker than the ones that GM used. They look very bad when they are...