New Bushings
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Lead Lap
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New Bushings
Had same time over the holidays to replace some bushings, DIY, on my LS, which fix vibrations at high speed (LCA & stabilizer bar bushings) and during braking (rear axle carrier arm bushings). The work is easily the best time and money I have spent, which yields the most noticable results. I also found one bad UCA bushing which I will replace as soon as I receive the part.
Check those bushings if you have similar symptoms.
Check those bushings if you have similar symptoms.
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Originally Posted by hyperopt
Had same time over the holidays to replace some bushings, DIY, on my LS, which fix vibrations at high speed (LCA & stabilizer bar bushings) and during braking (rear axle carrier arm bushings). The work is easily the best time and money I have spent, which yields the most noticable results. I also found one bad UCA bushing which I will replace as soon as I receive the part.
Check those bushings if you have similar symptoms.
Check those bushings if you have similar symptoms.
how much did you pay for your stuff? and where'd you get them? my suspension up front is having a lot of vibrations. but, still runs like a champ
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Originally Posted by LSPiNoY
how much did you pay for your stuff? and where'd you get them? my suspension up front is having a lot of vibrations. but, still runs like a champ
LCA OEM bushing = $33 ea
Stab bar OEM bushing = $10 ea
Rear carrier aftmrk bushing = $30 ea
Last edited by hyperopt; 01-06-06 at 09:39 AM.
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Thanks for the info. I found out this week I need to replace
A bushing on the rear right, can't remember what it is called but visually it's rear of the axle and farthest down I think [have it written down]. Also repack them(?).
Front right control arm.
Both supposedly need a shop to do them, but I'd like to do them myself if at all possible.
A bushing on the rear right, can't remember what it is called but visually it's rear of the axle and farthest down I think [have it written down]. Also repack them(?).
Front right control arm.
Both supposedly need a shop to do them, but I'd like to do them myself if at all possible.
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