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Re: Delco 1966 lever-action shock problem
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I'm not sure if Energy Suspension makes anything that would fit. But that is what I used for my on the front sway-bar on my '54. I believe theres are polyurethane and are available in Black or Red.

I know they have a variety of difference size/styles of suspension bushings, so I guess its a question of going through there catalog and seeing if anything matches up.

Posted on: 2009/12/3 13:16
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Re: Delco 1966 lever-action shock problem
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One of the largest suppliers of urethane and performance suspension parts is PST, which coincidently is also owned by the Kanter Brothers. I've asked Dan in the past to browse the PST inventory and let us know if any of them interchange with Packard parts; I've not heard back from him on that, but I presume PST's catalog is on-line for browsing.

Posted on: 2009/12/3 13:21
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Re: Delco 1966 lever-action shock problem
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Won't comment on the problem because of my in-expertise. But would like to ask Kev to move the thread to the Pre-War section, please?

Posted on: 2009/12/3 14:22
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Re: Delco 1966 lever-action shock problem
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Agreed.

Posted on: 2009/12/3 20:04
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Re: Delco 1966 lever-action shock problem
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I don't quite understand, as these same shocks are used on postwar cars as well. Perhaps General Discussion would be better.

Posted on: 2009/12/3 20:59
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Re: Delco 1966 lever-action shock problem
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West,

Reason I suggested the Pre-War Forum was that you referenced the question to the shocks on your '40. Didn't know about their application to other years.

Posted on: 2009/12/3 21:25
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Re: Delco 1966 lever-action shock problem
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Shocks are similar postwar, but appears several changes were made in that bushing area.

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Re: Delco 1966 lever-action shock problem
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Mal, what is wrong with you? The title clearly states:
Delco 1966 lever-action shock problem. 1966 is clearly post war.

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Please note that the bolt is to be tightened until the arms of the shock contact the metal sleeve that is shown being inserted into the rubber bushings. That controls the amount of crush on the rubber. Could be this sleeve was a little short and squished the rubber too much? More likely the rubber was the wrong type, or a bit too large. The washers are handy to help bring the nut to a hole so it can be pinned.

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Re: Delco 1966 lever-action shock problem
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randy berger wrote: Mal, what is wrong with you? The title clearly states:
Delco 1966 lever-action shock problem. 1966 is clearly post war.

Randy,

As I said in another post " With friends like you, who needs enemies?" I'm just starting to get just a tiny bit paranoid about it all now.

Posted on: 2009/12/3 23:18
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