More caliper Q`s

[torredcuda]

Ok,I have two different length caliper pins that came with mt `72 setup and need to know which one is correct.Also I need to find some positioners as I only have two for the `72 setup and none for the `73 setup which is going on the Duster.The `73 set up also has all four of the shorter length pins,I`m confused again!    Also on the `72 set up the inner(larger bushings) only have a shoulder on the outside while the new bushings I bought have shoulders on both sides?

[Topcat]

Ok,I have two different length caliper pins that came with mt `72 setup and need to know which one is correct.

Also I need to find some positioners as I only have two for the `72 setup and none for the `73 setup

Positioners? Do you mean these?  They are for the longer pins. Seen on 70-72's
http://www.n96airgrabber.com/proddetail.asp?prod=DBR%2D001

Pins are still available if you want to replace them. NAPA also sells the rubber hardware. In fact complete calipers.



http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=904748
http://www.napaonline.com/Search/Detail.aspx?A=UBP82202W_0197987892&An=599001+101971+50020+2020006+11011+599999+109999+59999+2999999

[LAA66]

 I know the 70 has the longer shoulder.  How many years afterwards??

 The bushing retainer clips (if original) should tell which one fit your year. Just a slight compression on the clip when tightened, otherwise they will break at the pivot.

 I hear the clips are difficult to find these days. Do you know a source?

[Topcat]

I hear the clips are difficult to find these days. Do you know a source?

There are 2 types of clips. The flat faced one's and the one he shows that has a cupped/domed area. I posted the clips already that are repro'd.
Were they not the ones?

Positioners? Do you mean these?  They are for the longer pins. Seen on 70-72's
http://www.n96airgrabber.com/proddetail.asp?prod=DBR%2D001

[LAA66]

 I swapped out one caliper way back when and have both cupped and flat. I think the flat clips look to be 70 vintage. Nice pieces, "UP" imprint and all.
Thanks for the link. 

 My thought is the double flanged pin bushings were used 73 up instead of the clips as that would hold them in place.  

[torredcuda]

 My thought is the double flanged pin bushings were used 73 up instead of the clips as that would hold them in place.

That was what I was thinking-the `72 has the longer pins and the positioners with the one flanged bushing and the `73 has the shorter pins and no positioners and the double flanged bushings,yes?

If so anybody have a couple  spares to sell me instead of me paying $35.+shipping for a set.