where to get front lower control arm bushing?
02-03-11, 07:52 PM
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where to get front lower control arm bushing?
UPDATE : 2/9/11
Does anyone know of a shop in OC that has a 2 ton press so that i can bring my caster arm too to push the old bushing out and new bushing in???
im on air and i hit a couple steel plates in LA today and both my front control arm bushing went out. where can i buy the bushing/lower ball joints/etc.?
whats the average amount of cost if i get a shop to do it ?
Does anyone know of a shop in OC that has a 2 ton press so that i can bring my caster arm too to push the old bushing out and new bushing in???
im on air and i hit a couple steel plates in LA today and both my front control arm bushing went out. where can i buy the bushing/lower ball joints/etc.?
whats the average amount of cost if i get a shop to do it ?
Last edited by phamxOC; 02-09-11 at 01:51 AM.
02-04-11, 12:03 AM
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hey i just bought carson's new caster arm bushings. they're actually pretty easy to install. the only thing i didnt like was that they didnt know if we had to reuse the stock bushing sleeve or not. i work at a dealer and just did them on my lunch break. made a huuuuuuuuge difference in driveability. i also did my balljoints, also bought from carson. i paid about 45 each for the caster bushings, with the ball joints and caster bushings it came out to 250.
02-04-11, 02:29 AM
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hey i just bought carson's new caster arm bushings. they're actually pretty easy to install. the only thing i didnt like was that they didnt know if we had to reuse the stock bushing sleeve or not. i work at a dealer and just did them on my lunch break. made a huuuuuuuuge difference in driveability. i also did my balljoints, also bought from carson. i paid about 45 each for the caster bushings, with the ball joints and caster bushings it came out to 250.
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02-04-11, 01:35 PM
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hey i just bought carson's new caster arm bushings. they're actually pretty easy to install. the only thing i didnt like was that they didnt know if we had to reuse the stock bushing sleeve or not. i work at a dealer and just did them on my lunch break. made a huuuuuuuuge difference in driveability. i also did my balljoints, also bought from carson. i paid about 45 each for the caster bushings, with the ball joints and caster bushings it came out to 250.
