Lower Control Arm Removal - NOT going well.

[Cmar]

Replacement bushings are available aftermarket over here in urethane. I'm fairly sure they would be the same fit, but of course you would need to check. I've used Super Pro bushes before on my 81 Bronco, they were a new line item back then and they gave them to me for free in return for comments and feedback after I had fitted them. PS they were firmer than rubber but otherwise quite good! A couple of years ago I used them again when fitting some aftermarket shocks to a different ute I had at the time. Again they fit and worked well.

https://superpro.com.au/tradeview/index.php?view=parts_vehicleapplication&cid=1063681950

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[TannerVoss1231]

Spent the weekend on some sand dunes and trails.
Got back to pavement and my steering wheel alignment was pointed at 11 o'clock when driving straight. Thinking I need to replace my Camber Bolts, they looked a little torn up. I am wondering if the tech the originally aligned my suspension after the lift was just an absolute dullard.

Do I just shoot for OEM or are there better camber bolts out there?

 

[tygr2007]

@TannerVoss1231 Hey, just wondering what your plan of action was for those ball joints. Did you end up just replacing the entire lower control arm?

 

[TannerVoss1231]

@TannerVoss1231 Hey, just wondering what your plan of action was for those ball joints. Did you end up just replacing the entire lower control arm?

I didn't, I've got some new parts to put on, I need to replace my camber alignment pins still. Back injury flared up recently so I haven't been very motivated to screw with the suspension

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