Front upper control arm bushings

LS6 Tommy

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May 15, 2004
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It can be a lot of fun. If you can take the A-arms to a shop with a bushing tool it's worth the $$ just to avoid the frustration. If the uppers are bad I would change the lowers, too. They carry more weight...

Tommy
 

melloelky

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yea what Tommy said,i actually ruined one of my lowers a few years ago taking the bushing out to the point where i had to replace it ](*,) ](*,) .sure i know what not to do NOW but their not fun.
 

LS6 Tommy

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May 15, 2004
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If you don't have the bushing tools, it's a bite in the neck. Even with them it's not always fun. I'd still recommend going to a shop & I have the tools...

Tommy
 

454mali

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If you use poly the uppers will go easier. You can press the outer shells into the arms and then put the cross shafts in. Still will be a pain getting the old ones out. Easiest way I have found is drilling the rubber out.

Put del-a-lums in my arms and bent the first tool I made. New one uses a 30 ton cylinder so they are easier now.

Also if you do the lowers you need to make spacers for inbetween the 2 halves
 

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