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Huge difference!!!!! 👍👍
No more clumping and thunking from the front end! (Now it's all from the rear!) |
You got lucky with that technique. I ended up taking the assembly (loose) to a shop and let them get the parts out. Major PITA.
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Awesome
I always recommend replacing the ball joints when doing the thrust arms as well, for the added $65-70 in parts to replace them its much easier than trying to "save" the original joints and having to be more careful with the BFH. |
Agreed. I did replace the balljoints. I also got a good reminder today that's it's very important to use quality parts - especially on suspension items. I got a picture from a friend where the balljoint on his Chevy snapped. He had it replaced about 5 months ago. He's lucky it was at low speed - he was getting ready to get on the highway with his kid in the car.
Look at this BS cast material. Looks like it was made from old soup cans. http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/08/10/va4y3anu.jpg |
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