Contorl Arm Bushings
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DirtDawg
"It'd be alot cooler if you did"
Poly is pretty much your only option for aftermarket, super pro or white line prob have some. 80 Series bushings work, but you have to drill out the mounts on the vehicle as it uses larger mounting bolts.
Your other option is a set of aftermarket control arms, which might be worth it considering the hassle of pressing in new bushings. Trail-tailor has very well priced control arms.
Your other option is a set of aftermarket control arms, which might be worth it considering the hassle of pressing in new bushings. Trail-tailor has very well priced control arms.
What year is your Land Cruiser mines a 2005 and mine still look like New Yours really do look decayed they definitely need to be replaced. I would call Slee off-road in Golden Colorado and ask his advice and opinion
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DirtDawg
"It'd be alot cooler if you did"
Most likely not. Stiffer bushing.
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We sell a small poly bushing kit, which includes these:
2 x Panhard Rod Bush
4 x Rear Upper Trailing Arm Bush
4 x Rear Lower Trailing Arm Bush
It's $285. I agree with the other guy though that new arms, if you have any desire to buy some, could be a good option if you don't want to go to the trouble of replacing them all.
2 x Panhard Rod Bush
4 x Rear Upper Trailing Arm Bush
4 x Rear Lower Trailing Arm Bush
It's $285. I agree with the other guy though that new arms, if you have any desire to buy some, could be a good option if you don't want to go to the trouble of replacing them all.
