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Rear Suspension Bushings, 2001 3.0
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Depends on the current condition really. If they are holding up great and still act like new than you don't need to really, but if they are getting a little weaker then of course it would make sense to go ahead and replace.
Another thing to consider is your financial situation. You know after being replaced they won't need it again for a looooong time, so if you have the extra $$$ now it may make sense so you don't have to worry about it later.
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In other cars, I've noticed that replacing bushings around that mileage really tightens things up again. Would be worth it imo.
Make sure to use OEM shocks. |
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