How hard is it to swap in a gsl-se front suspension and rear axle into a 82 gs
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How hard is it to swap in a gsl-se front suspension and rear axle into a 82 gs
I am trying to get wheels and it is turning out to be a pain in the ***.
I was thinking of trying to swap in a gsl-se front suspension. how hard is it.
I was thinking of trying to swap in a gsl-se front suspension. how hard is it.
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I know I'll get the 4x114.3, will i get the 40 mm offset also.
The rear axle swap part seems simple but what are all the parts I need for the front.
Shocks/springs
spindle
control arms ect.
The rear axle swap part seems simple but what are all the parts I need for the front.
Shocks/springs
spindle
control arms ect.
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thanx, sounds better than custom drilled and spacers.
I am going with tokico springs/shocks while Im at it.
Is there a artical somewhere which explains this swap.
I am going with tokico springs/shocks while Im at it.
Is there a artical somewhere which explains this swap.
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Now I didnt know that, so just 2 bolts on the bottom and use my old good control arms? Got new ball joints in them. Thats freaking easy!
And sad thing is I just put new wheel bearings in there...
Right side rotor is new too
And sad thing is I just put new wheel bearings in there...
Right side rotor is new too
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Originally posted by 82streetracer
Are any of the brake fittings different.
Are any of the brake fittings different.
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