Bushings..
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Bushings..
I have another idea of what to do this winter..
Bushings..all of them..control arms, stab bars, front and rear.....am i stuck with OEM..or is there any better than oem bushings i can use?
Any special way to remove the front control arm bushings?
I really want to imrpove the way my car handles.
Bushings..all of them..control arms, stab bars, front and rear.....am i stuck with OEM..or is there any better than oem bushings i can use?
Any special way to remove the front control arm bushings?
I really want to imrpove the way my car handles.
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Yeah..OEM should do the trick in that case..
Kipp Scott Pontiac, here i come..
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Replacing all the bushings, subframe mounts, sway bar links, and all rubber, engine mounts, and steering rack mounts, will definitly give the car a new car feel, and ride ehh?
I'd like to do the same to my LeSabre too, but it'd cost me well above 600 bucks to do that. And i don't know if i'm keeping my current engine yet, or putting something with a little more grunt in it. I may do the rear suspension though.
I'd like to do the same to my LeSabre too, but it'd cost me well above 600 bucks to do that. And i don't know if i'm keeping my current engine yet, or putting something with a little more grunt in it. I may do the rear suspension though.
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