rear control arms
#12
RE: rear control arms
ehh, ever since i changed my lowers i have a clunk too.....i was thinking it was probably be the u-joint, but i guess i should check, maybe i should get some uppers too.... i was holding off to switch to a 3 link, but that might be a while, damn MM is expensive.
#13
RE: rear control arms
Matt, I have to do some digging around. I know I have an article bookmarked for the pinion angle. If I can't find it, there are a couple shops local to me that has the info. I already have a pinion angle gauge.
#14
RE: rear control arms
I went with the UPR Upper and lowers....and I also got the Axle bushings and bolt kit from them as well...
Great Products...Great Price. They have adjustables too....but they cost a little more $$
Great Products...Great Price. They have adjustables too....but they cost a little more $$
#17
RE: rear control arms
The stock bolts have a bigger head base. Same size wrench, but they are made to use with no washers self locking I think. The bolt kit are the kind you would buy at the store that uses flat and locking washers. I would say use the stockers.
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