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posted on October 27th, 2004 at 09:37 AM
Ball joint front end


Hi all,

I am wondering if it is possible to bolt a ball joint front end onto a pre 68 pan?

If so is it possible to use the pre 68 beam and just use ball joint arms and spindles?

I am thinking of converting the front of my 64 to ball joint for the better performance, just wondering if it is possible. Does any mounts have to be modified or front end body work?

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posted on October 27th, 2004 at 10:24 AM


to bolt a BJ beam to a King and Link pan you have to chop the framehead off and replace with a later one as they mount differently. Also this would require an engineer's certificate.

Easier just to switch to a semi-auto pan. This means u also get the late semi-trailing arm rear end. and the only thing u need to get engineered is the body swap.




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posted on October 28th, 2004 at 09:00 PM


You can section a ball joint beam to bolt up to an early pan, it just takes time and alot of measuring.
I,ve done it to a 67 i've got , also did irs conversion using t3 suspension. Anythings possible . You could also get a superbug pan and put beam front on that , alot easier to get sb than a semi auto pan. plus you can buy frame heads brand new still.


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