Corvette Front Suspension Rebuild Kit. Standard: 1963-1982

Corvette Front Suspension Rebuild Kit. Standard: 1963-1982

Marsoni

M251S

$150.50

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Corvette Front Suspension Rebuild Kit. Standard: 1963-1982Upgrade and restore authentic frontend performance on classic Corvettes with the Corvette Front Suspension Rebuild Kit, Standard for 19631982 models. This kit is engineered to bring back precise steering, tighten up handling, and revive original ride characteristics by reconditioning the front suspension to factory specifications. Why rebuild the front suspension? Over decades of use, worn bushings, joints, and linkages can introduce play, clunking

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024