Front suspension

[Bullitt1448]

Bump steer kit is a waste for 99% of us. Small stuff like bushings will really only be noticed if the current stuff if bad or wore out. I did poly sway bar bushings and didn't really notice a big difference. Even though one was so bad it was clunking. I did notice a difference going to solid steering rack bushings, but my originals had 100k.

I wouldn't bother with control arms. Especially if you're staying with the stock spring location.

I did Global West Delrin Control arm bushings, poly bushings in the sway bar, Steeda x2 ball joints along with stock control arms and QA1 coilovers

 

[Bullitt1448]

Never heard of them where from? Bmr makes a set for stock k member and springs no?


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Moog makes a very large percentage of front end parts for the aftermarket as well as rebranded parts for OEM’s

 

[gotjack]

My car has 12k original miles. Not sure if new control arms would help. But it’s definitely a little bumpy and shaky upfront


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[Bullitt1448]

My car has 12k original miles. Not sure if new control arms would help. But it’s definitely a little bumpy and shaky upfront


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Unless you have been in an accident They will be good, I would paint or powder coat them while they were out and apart

 

[Blkkbgt]

Unless you have been in an accident They will be good, I would paint or powder coat them while they were out and apart

At 12k miles they probably still look new after cleaning. I'd just rebuild them with Motocraft ball joints and Delrin bushings.

 

[Bullitt1448]

Sounds good, have a look at the inne and outer tie rod ends while your there