Lower Control Arm, Is This The Correct PN?

[born2pdl]

Just bought an 04 comp G and the LCAs are terrible, super bad. Rockauto has Moog LCAs for "R-Series", part numbers RK620675 and RK620676. Are these the correct LCAs for this car? Thanks for the help.

 

[spazzz]

Yep.

I have the CK620675 and CK620675.
Tighten them tight when you do them, crank the piss out of them, use a cheater bar and a 21mm long box wrench to squeeze em tight.

 

[buickman104]

R series are their budget R(icer) series. I've gone with cheap control arms before and they went bad after one year. Unless you like doing the same work twice go for a quality model and avoid the cheap crap. You get what you pay for.

 

[born2pdl]

Can you substantiate your suggestion with brand/part number?

 

[stealthee]

04-05 (and some early 06's) have a different LCA than 97-03 and later 06-08's. You could still technically put the other LCA's on your car, you will just have an extra tab for a sway bar mount.

Most people around here run Dorman LCA's. You can get them for around $50 a piece on Rock Auto.

 

[spazzz]

I stepped up your part number to the CK series then cut the tab off with a sawzall.

I have the same year comp g

 

[jbamonte]

If you can get the dorman LCA police/Taxi for the 04 Chevy Impala, I would get them, if they will fit. I use the 01 Chevy Impala Police/Taxi LCA on my 01 GP. I also use the 01 Impala Police/Taxi Struts at all 4 wheels which are superior to the OEM Delco struts and the KYB's which are junk....

 

[Swiggles]

Control arms for the w bodies are all the same.

 

[born2pdl]

Not ideal, but i ordered the base Moog LCAs and also those Moog ball joint style front bushings, and the Moog hard rubber (blue) rear bushings. Hope this will all go together and work.

 

[GTPJIM]

Has anyone used LCA part numbers 22947665 / 22947666 on a 97 - 03 Grand Prix, do they fit and is there a noticeable difference?