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Old Dec 8, 2010 | 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by good2go
Last time I looked, the supra LCA's were running about $260 each. I got them online from an out of state Toyota dealership that sells discount so there was no tax added, just shipping.

BTW, glad too see you've mastered the quote button now


Kinda new to the site. Thanks! Did you put yours on yourself?
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Old Dec 8, 2010 | 11:08 AM
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Kinda new to the site. Thanks! Did you put yours on yourself?
Yes, I installed them myself. It's really not all that difficult a job unless you've got a rust belt car, then the bolts can be a real b**** to get off. But either way (bushings alone or new arms with bushing already in), you're gonna have to remove those bolts. I highly recommend looking around here a bit and doing your research; there's quite a few threads on this topic, including a DIY with pics. G/L
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Old Dec 8, 2010 | 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by good2go
Yes, I installed them myself. It's really not all that difficult a job unless you've got a rust belt car, then the bolts can be a real b**** to get off. But either way (bushings alone or new arms with bushing already in), you're gonna have to remove those bolts. I highly recommend looking around here a bit and doing your research; there's quite a few threads on this topic, including a DIY with pics. G/L


Thanks for all the help.
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Old Dec 8, 2010 | 08:49 PM
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yip exactly wat good2go said...
to change the control arm bushings alone is a little involved.. the bushings would need to be either pressed out or burned out. messy stuff and a lot of work.
again my opinion, save up for new supra arms.
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