n2oMike

I ordered a set of front Energy Suspension sway bar bushings from suspension.com for $7, and at the same time went ahead and ordered the front lower control arm bushings for $28.

WOW! The one lower control arm bushing is huge. A rubber bushing that size would -surely- have a bunch of slop in it. I'm anxious to install the polyurethane units. It's sure to make a big difference.

Anyone else done this? If so, I'm sure the list (myself included) would appreciate any been there, done that pointers. The job looks fairly straight forward, but I haven't really looked at it that closely yet. I'll probably install the sway bar bushings at the same time. I'm sure they're a piece of cake since they come slotted to slide right over the bar.

Thanks!

NickStam

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I'm also interested in doing this but haven't looked into it at all. Maybe there are directions on how to do this in Chilton's. I need to take a look at it.

NYCe MaXiMa

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I was told I need new lower arm bushings for my Maxima, my car handles like crap, totally irresponsive and vague steering.... They quoted me 300$ for the job, (150$ per side)

So are these lower arm bushings supposed to be stronger in any way or what? ANd 28$... is that for 2? wow..

suspension.com.... thanks man, so are these supposed to be more durable?

also, how do u go about in taking out the old bushing? I was told to burn it out...