Tips and Tricks for Rebuilding Lower Control Arms
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1. Rebuilding your front suspension? Here's usually the mostdifficult part to get right--the lower control arm. The lower control armpivots on the pivot shaft (left). The pivot shaft bolts solidly to theK-member and doesn't budge, while the torsion-bar socket rotates withthe control arm. Torsional deflection in the lower control arm's innerrubber bushing is the only thing that lets it rotate for suspensiontravel. Replacing the lower control-arm bushing is the number-one sourceof misery in rebuilding a Mopar frontend, unless you know the tricks. View Related Article
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