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Old 02-14-2005, 09:52 PM
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I was wondering if there was anything I could grab off from a wrecked Park Avenue for my LeSabre, I got the rims, they are pretty nice. I know I read something about maybe using the brake rotors because they are bigger...is this true and what about sway bars? Any ideas lemme know please. Thanks.
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I was wondering if there was anything I could grab off from a wrecked Park Avenue for my LeSabre, I got the rims, they are pretty nice. I know I read something about maybe using the brake rotors because they are bigger...is this true and what about sway bars? Any ideas lemme know please. Thanks.
yes there are many common parts that are shared between the H and the C bodies.... what suspension does the PA have?? and the rotors are the same size
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So there aren't many parts that would actually be better than what I have?
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So there aren't many parts that would actually be better than what I have?
yup unless that PA has the FE2 or hte F41 suspension, they you can upgrade the swatbars and springs
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How would I tell which suspension it is?
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How would I tell which suspension it is?
you would have to look at the RPO codes, they are on the spare tire cover, you are looking for FE2 at least and the best would be the F41
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