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control arm over haul....

BoostJunki3

BoostJunki3

Needs A Turbo
need to do the front control bushings (saucer style) and was wondering if with 127k if i should do the back tubular ones too and if i should go with poly or rubber.....

or just get completely new moog control arms for just over 200$ bushings are 60$ total to do all 4
 


get whole control arms imo, ur ball joints are gonna be next in line so might as well replace the whole thing. im getting those performance ones from WBS w/ poly bushings.
 
then get the moog ones. for how damn long its gonna take u to change those bushings u might as well buy new lca's.
 
Definitely just replace the arms, they're cheap enough. You don't need wbs or similar, just get moog or dorman.
 


Dormans work fine. I have replaced the front bushings in our control arms at work a few times Its really gay. You need a press to get the new ones in a Hammer isnt going to cut it.
 
Is there any such thing as a tubular LCA for these cars? I have a 2000 GTP that I wouldn't mind putting tubular adjustable suspension on. I've been able to find rear end stuff but nothing for the front.


NVM...Found it ZZ Performance :th_drooling:
 
Everyone is right I needed bushings and saw the work in involved and the cost a set of LCA's and everything is fresh and new I did struts and tie rods while I was at it car rides like new I used moogs because I have used mood parts since the 70's and they seem well made just make sure whatever you use it is greasable you won't be sorry
 


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