Reply to "Rear Suspension Rebuild"

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Thanks for all of the feedback guys. (George): I have heard that the stock bushings provide a better ride, but since I have the poly bushings up front, shouldn't I go with the poly in the rear? Does it matter? I have an adjustable after-market spreader bar and my tires show no signs of unerven wear, but then again, I only have about 3000 miles on them. I would certainly like to save the $600 for the adjustable upper A-Arms, but I don't want to go thru ripping the rear apart again a year later (after I get the the 17" wheels). Then again, I'm sure there are plenty of folks out there with 335-17's out back with stock upper A-arms and no camber problems.

(Mooso): How much were the adjustable A-Arms from Precision ProFormance (including bushings-poly I assume)

(Coz): The swaybar is solid and I ahve room for adustment of my rear spreader bar.

Swen

1/7/069:19 AM

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