Steering parts
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Forum Name: 1972-1976 Ford and Mercury
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Topic: Steering parts
Posted By: Pringje
Subject: Steering parts
Date Posted: 06-January-2019 at 8:10AM
Just wondering if anyone has bought parts, or heard anything about PST for suspension and steering parts. Found some parts that look like they would work for my 73 GTS. Wanted y’all input first before I buy anything. Here’s the link....
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Josh Pringle
73 Gran Torino Sport
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Posted By: handsofstone
Date Posted: 06-January-2019 at 11:49AM
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Rock Auto has everything you will need. Saves you some cash as well I think.
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Posted By: 72FordGTS
Date Posted: 07-January-2019 at 6:33AM
I haven't used PST parts, as I have heard mixed reviews about their quality. Maybe someone on here will have some first hand experience. When I did my front end, I just used all Moog and Spicer parts. At least I knew I was getting decent quality parts and they weren't made off shore.
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Vince
1972 Ford GTS Sportsroof - Survivor, One Family car
GTS.org Admin
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Posted By: n2fordwagons
Date Posted: 07-January-2019 at 7:47AM
I used PST front suspension kits on my '69 Cougar, my '77 LTD II wagon, and my '76 Montego wagon. I thought the product was great. From my research, I didn't use poly bushings. I used regular rubber.
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Jeff
71 Torino Brougham
72 Gran Torino Squire
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