Control Arm / Ball Joint ??
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Control Arm / Ball Joint ??
So I was told by our local Hibdon's that the ball joint has to be replaced along with the control arm... and after they struck out twice i'm to fend for myself on finding a replacement ....... does anybody know where I can find a front right lower control arm / ball joint ??
THe control arm does not need to be replaced(unless you ran over a fire hydrant). Get yourself some white line balljoints and get those badboys pressed in. If not just get some used control arms off of somebody from here on evom.net
Purchased mine from MAPerformance and had Buschur install. Make sure to get the car aligned after
here's the link to the kit: http://www.maperformance.com/whiteli...t-kit-evo.html
Doing the same thing to my Evo. Whiteline ball joints and the steering precision kit. Then an alignment.
Don't replace using OEM parts when aftermarket can do better.
Don't replace using OEM parts when aftermarket can do better.
I have mine set up to go put need some money to get them pressed in at modified. I also bought the energy suspension control arm bushings(pillowmount and control arm bushing fro the front pair for
I don't think mitsu sells just the ball joint, reason why they tell you to get a new arm.
I went through the same thing.
I bought Roll center adj kit through Touge Factory and had it installed and aligned by them.
No need to get expensive oem stuff.
I went through the same thing.
I bought Roll center adj kit through Touge Factory and had it installed and aligned by them.
No need to get expensive oem stuff.
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I've found that if you bring in just the arms to have bushing pressed out/in a lot of places will do it very cheaply or free (I ended up giving a guy at firestone a case of beer) cuz they didn't have just pressing bushings as a chargeable item in their computer. Sears pressed out the stock bushings for my rear bump steer kit for free for the same reason.
I've found that if you bring in just the arms to have bushing pressed out/in a lot of places will do it very cheaply or free (I ended up giving a guy at firestone a case of beer) cuz they didn't have just pressing bushings as a chargeable item in their computer. Sears pressed out the stock bushings for my rear bump steer kit for free for the same reason.
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so now I'm being told while they were trying to replace my control arm that a bolt going in to the body has busted loose and I'll have to cut a hole a body panel to access the nut to remove the control arm ? anybody know if this is true or not, if so what would be the best procedure to get this done ? I need to get this fixed ASAP so please hit me with some knowledge.......... THANKS ! !
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