Joel,
Are you sure the king pins are bad...if they don't bind, and don't have
excess play, is there a need to replace? Anyone...?
I stripped my suspension down a couple weeks ago, and left the kings
pins and trunions together until I'm done cleaning and repainting...but,
mine have no excessplay and don't bind. so I'm leaving them alone. Will
clean and repaint them when I get to them...don't want them in a parts
pins apart to chance marring the pins or bushings...
Tim
'72 B
JWidell625@aol.com wrote:
>
> I'm getting ready to replace the entire front suspension on my 77 B and need
> some advice. Should I, from a cost effectiveness standpoint and for ease of
> replacement, purchase rebuilt kingpins/trunnions? Victoria British has them
> on sale for $299 pair, $100 off regular, ready to bolt on.. If not, what is
> the viable alternative, as I want to do the job right the first (and hopefully
> last) time, but don't want to go crazy on the price.
>
> Joel Widell
> Key Largo, FL
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