Economical Front End?

[sharp21]

Where does a guy start to look for an economical front end set up, that uses spindles & disks that are still available over the counter at NAPA? I've just started looking on some of the parts sites & they all seem to use older ford units...

I just want to run something that will do the job well for a reasonable price, with a wide selection of rims!

S.

 

[EX JUNK]

Where does a guy start to look for an economical front end set up, that uses spindles & disks that are still available over the counter at NAPA? I've just started looking on some of the parts sites & they all seem to use older ford units...

I just want to run something that will do the job well for a reasonable price, with a wide selection of rims!

S.

Check with RPM who is one of our sponsors on this site. He has everything that you'll need at VERY reasonable prices.

Jim

 

[sharp21]

Two recommendations in as many posts! I'll shoot him a message!

I see RPM offers adaptor plates that bolt on to a chevy axle. Would that be a decent set up for the front end? There is a big GM wrecking yard by my place...

S.

 

[RPM]

Two recommendations in as many posts! I'll shoot him a message!

I see RPM offers adaptor plates that bolt on to a chevy axle. Would that be a decent set up for the front end? There is a big GM wrecking yard by my place...

S.

Give me a call and I'll fill you in on everything you need. 865-932-7541