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Old Feb 8, 2005 | 02:51 PM
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I think I found some on Autozone'* website (Zip 56001) Duralast for $23 each. + $28 core.

Otherwise.. P/N 88911630 on GMPD for AC Delco. $54

or MOOG for $58 each @ www.rockauto.com, no core however.

They have MOOG control arm bushings for $14 each as well.

after seeing the blowup of the new parts, i assume they aren't riveted on?
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Old Feb 9, 2005 | 05:14 AM
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The old ones are riveted on and must be torched/drilled off.

The new ones bolt on with 3/4" bolts.
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Old Feb 9, 2005 | 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
I think I found some on Autozone'* website (Zip 56001) Duralast for $23 each. + $28 core.

Otherwise.. P/N 88911630 on GMPD for AC Delco. $54

or MOOG for $58 each @ www.rockauto.com, no core however.

They have MOOG control arm bushings for $14 each as well.

after seeing the blowup of the new parts, i assume they aren't riveted on?
Do not use cheap ball joints. They are cheap for a reason. Use NAPA or MOOG. For all that pain and busted knuckles, use good parts.

Jay
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Old Feb 10, 2005 | 05:43 PM
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I think i'll get those MOOG ball joints online (if shipping ain't bad), and the MOOG control arm bushings in store ($8 @ champion) .

Otherwise Champion wants $80 for MOOG ball joints, and Napa wants the same for their lifetimers.
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
I think i'll get those MOOG ball joints online (if shipping ain't bad), and the MOOG control arm bushings in store ($8 @ champion) .

Otherwise Champion wants $80 for MOOG ball joints, and Napa wants the same for their lifetimers.
Would you be willing to get them for me too???? Pay ya when we do this or the next time I see you? Prefer the moog'* that are online?
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