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I need a couple parts!

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by matthew.loftis, Oct 26, 2010.

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    matthew.loftis Member

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    Okay, I posted this inside my other threads; but, i'm going to post a new thread for it.

    I'm down to it now. No turning back. I need a round headlight, some maxim forks 36mm, and some rear lowering springs. The stock rear springs on my ole seca are 12.75". They're in good shape and I'd loved to sell/trade them off. OR, if anyone knows where I can get some 10.5-11.5" rear dual eye shocks for cheap I'D REALLY APPRECIATE IT!

    Thanks
     
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    ebay. I got some 10.5" sportster shocks on mine. You do have to change the bushings out but the part number is on this site somewhere....

    Savage shocks also work I've read.
     
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    where did you get the new bushings
     
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    Advance auto parts. I found the part number on here. They're sway bar end link bushings from a chevy cavalier but I forget the year.
     
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    I think everyone is missing Matthews' point. Let me try to help.........


    I'm down to it now. No turning back. I need a round headlight, some maxim forks 36mm, and some rear lowering springs.
     
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    Thanks for the clarification. Update... I found some forks and hopefully a headlight. Now a/b those lowering springs... :)
     
    matthew.loftis, Oct 28, 2010
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    That part for using the sportster springs is the moog swaybar endlink kit for a 91-93 cavalier make sure to get the urethane ones though the rubber ones will move too much. There are tons of 10.5 inch harley shocks on eBay.
     
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    Thank you very much for the information.
     
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