energy suspension control arm bushing
#5
Im actually thinking about getting these as well... Im planning on getting the control arm kit from FCPimport and then putting in these bushings.. Would it be just as a pain if not more/less to pop out new bushings instead of worn ones?
#7
I've got solid ES bushings in my original lower control arms (with MOOG ball joints), and this is one case where I don't think it was worth the effort & expense. Engine mounts definitely, no doubt in my mind. But LCA's... not so much.
#9
5th gen's must be radically different then (But they aren't)... Because it was night and day for booooshings on my car.
#10
So... all I can think of is that my original equipment wasn't very worn out when I had it replaced, whereas yours was probably shot. So our respective deltas were completely different. Know what I mean?
#11
All I know is that one of my ball-joints was getting loose with age. Rather than just replacing the BJ's or the entire LCA, I bought MOOG joints and ES bushings. When it was over, the change in front-end feel and stability was negligible. And I'm pretty sensitive to how my car feels.
So... all I can think of is that my original equipment wasn't very worn out when I had it replaced, whereas yours was probably shot. So our respective deltas were completely different. Know what I mean?
So... all I can think of is that my original equipment wasn't very worn out when I had it replaced, whereas yours was probably shot. So our respective deltas were completely different. Know what I mean?
I had to go poly last summer because of the power steering leak I have that's not going to be attended to until the engine comes out sometime this fall.
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