New upgrade coming...

[chullen1]

I just got these in the mail...




I am gonna try and install this weekend but it has been raining so much not sure.

[D-money]

sorry im new to suspension what parts are those bushings for i ordered some sway bar bushings and i saw on their website all the stuff they make are they going on the front end? let me know what you upgraded and what kind of diff you feel im interested in upgrading also hope all goes well with the install

[alltrac92]

Those look like control arm bushings.

[ampreston85]

From what i've heard doing research... Adding after marker control arm bushings will stiffen up the ride a bit more then already is w/ after market struts/lowering springs. But that's only what I've read. Don't know from experience.

[chullen1]

alltrac hit it on the nose these are the front and rear control arm bushings

[carstenmeiner]

What's the price on those bushings ?

[CamryOnBronze]

Worth it in the end- for sure worth the cost, the labor is the iffy part it's not so bad though, nice purchase! You get to play with fire!

[chullen1]

What's the price on those bushings ?

I paid like 70 bucks for both the front and rear sets

[SleeperSolara]

Very nice man.
You'll have a hella of a time wit the front control bushin's.
I've done the front control arms for my car but wit SuperPro setup.
When you get that little pin out that sits behind the front struts, be sure to file as much rubber off, and sand it where no rubber is left.

The rears are really easy, that should only take about 30 minutes to and hour.
The front should be about 6 hours, from my experience. lol.

The rear ride will be alittle harsher if you're also lowered.
The front i didn't feel a difference.

But overall you'll notice the tire or wheel won't budget that much when you take an "S" turn somewhat faster than normal.

[JamesT]

I've had those sitting in my garage for about 10 months now. I almost installed them once but decided it could wait.

Good luck!