1965-1973 Dodge 880 Monaco Polara New Front End Suspension Master Rebuild Kit

1965-1973 Dodge 880 Monaco Polara New Front End Suspension Master Rebuild Kit

$479.99
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1965-1973 Dodge 880 Monaco Polara New Front End Suspension Master Rebuild Kit
00630

1965-1973 Dodge 880 Monaco Polara New Front End Suspension Master Rebuild Kit

$479.99
Fits 1965–1973 Dodge 880 Series, Monaco, Polara, 880
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MakeModelYears
Dodge 880 1965–1973
Dodge 880 Series 1965–1973
Dodge Monaco 1965–1973
Dodge Polara 1965–1973

Fitment is for factory-issue steering and suspension components. If your car has been modified or had non-original parts substituted, check with us first.

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1965-1973 Dodge 880 Monaco Polara New Front End Suspension Master Rebuild Kit

Ships within 24 hours - FedEx, UPS, or USPS, tracked and insured. Questions on fit? Ask us first

This Kit is constructed using High-Quality OEM spec replacements for 1965-1973 Dodge 880 Series, Monacos, and Polaras.

 

These parts are Factory Design and will only work with Stock Vehicles.  

What’s in the kit

  • Inner Tie Rod Ends, Right and Left
  • Outer Tie Rod Ends, Right and Left
  • Tie Rod Sleeves (2 Each)
  • Sway Bar Bushings (4 Each) - 19 mm (0.75 inch)
  • Strut Rod Bushings (2 Each)
  • Upper Ball Joints (2 Each)
  • Lower Ball Joints (2 Each)
  • Upper Control Arm Bushings (4 Each)
  • Lower Control Arm Bushings (2 Each)
  • Upper Control Arm Bumpers (2 Each)
  • Lower Control Arm Bumpers (2 Each)
  • Idler Arm
Kit level
Master
Part number
00630
Shipping box
12.0 × 8.0 × 6.0 in
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The tie rod ends and sleeves do not work together for some reason

The tie rod ends and sleeves do not work together for some reason. The sleeves are smaller diameter than the threaded tie rod ends and don’t thread in at all.