Needing to replace my rear spring bushings so I have better control of the car. Can anyone point me in the direction of a good source for complete bushing sets for the '59 Silver Hawk. They're not as easy to find as I thought they would be. Would prefer polyurethane but don't suppose there is anyone making them for our cars. Any help here much appreciated.
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Dave D.
'51 "Bulletnose" Champion
'59 "Silver Hawk" V8
Smithers, B.C. "Where a Stude in hand is worth two in the bush"Tags: None
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Thanks swvalcon. It appears 1.5"s on the front and 7/8" on the rear are popular on many makes and models. I know this is the size as far as diameter is concerned but is the length standard as well. Why would Stude Int just offer the front 1.5s for 58-66 model years and not carry the rear end bushings for the same years? Would think this would be a very common replacement part?Dave D.
'51 "Bulletnose" Champion
'59 "Silver Hawk" V8
Smithers, B.C. "Where a Stude in hand is worth two in the bush"
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Originally posted by Champion51 View PostThanks swvalcon. It appears 1.5"s on the front and 7/8" on the rear are popular on many makes and models. I know this is the size as far as diameter is concerned but is the length standard as well. Why would Stude Int just offer the front 1.5s for 58-66 model years and not carry the rear end bushings for the same years? Would think this would be a very common replacement part?
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Yep, and Chuck at studepartscom has got them as well. Problem solved. Thanks! Was kinda looking for a cross-referenced newer vehicle so I could just go down to NAPA and pick em up.Dave D.
'51 "Bulletnose" Champion
'59 "Silver Hawk" V8
Smithers, B.C. "Where a Stude in hand is worth two in the bush"
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