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  1. 08-05-2005 01:39 PM #1
    TimS
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    Shocks and swaybar

     



    My 68 Chevelle has a bit too much movement. Smooth ride but some extra attitude too far past the bumps. Im thinking shocks. Though cost isnt an issue I dont need race stuff. What is a VERY good, shock for front and back. Stiff ride is great. Also it doens not have a sway bar on the back. Is that a bolt on or a welded item. Thanks!
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    Scroll down about half the page to Chevrolet for rear sway bar...
    http://www.kanter.com/p54-prf.html

    Any good quality shock will work. Surf Kanter's site...

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