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Info on year(s) and pics?
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Does this Diplomat front end have opposed torsion bars? A friend of mine is bulding a '50 Dodge truck and has an Imperial parts car he's using for engine/trans/front suspension. It has disks/rack and pinion/independant front with the torsion bars opposed and it looks like a real sweet little package to do a swap with.
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i just installed a cv front end in my 65 i don't have any pic. right now but in sits a lot lower. with a 65/66 you have to cut the whole front end cross member out and there is a lot to remove but mines in also i have a built 351 from a fairlane that i have thats going in the truck that i'm about to install when i freshen up pit later when i find out how to show them...
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Gary Seymour wrote:Does this Diplomat front end have opposed torsion bars? A friend of mine is bulding a '50 Dodge truck and has an Imperial parts car he's using for engine/trans/front suspension. It has disks/rack and pinion/independant front with the torsion bars opposed and it looks like a real sweet little package to do a swap with.


The Diplomat front suspension was carried over from the Volare, so it will have the same pros and cons.

http://www.allpar.com/model/dodge-diplomat.html
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