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![]() Click here for more information or to subscribe to GALAXIE. [GALAXIE] 64 Galaxie w/77 T-bird Disc brake swap camber issueDjgrenoble at aol.com Djgrenoble at aol.comSun Sep 27 18:33:02 ADT 2009
John, That is exactly the same thing I trying to correct on my 63 right
now. I've been experimenting for a month or so with fixes and the upper "A"
arms is what I'm looking at right now. The guy who said to look at the T'bird
spindles is correct, there's 1/2 -5/8 inch more offset cast into the spindle
at the top on the T'bird than is on the Galaxie.
One of the ideas I have is reversing the upper ball joint and using the
same rivet / bolts holes. This moves the ball joint shaft about 3/4 inch
towards the center of the car. That may be too much but that can be corrected
by adding shims to the stack. Another is just moving the upper ball joint in
towards the inner pivot as much as possible. That looks like it might get
me about 3/8 inch.
I also used the 78 T'bird spindles: rotors and calipers hearing they
were are direct swap...not!
My front end is all new: springs, shocks, bushings, cranks, and crank
bushings.
Keep me posted to any changes or ideas you come up with and I'll do the
same.
Doug Grenoble
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