replacement control arms

[69hurstolds]

On those S10 lowers- Couldn't you just swap out the lower bushings with "g body" bushings and then bolt them on without ruining the bolt holes on the frame? I'd rather do that than be lazy and fugg up your frame just so you can use some aftermarket bushings.

 

[scoti]

On those S10 lowers- Couldn't you just swap out the lower bushings with "g body" bushings and then bolt them on without ruining the bolt holes on the frame? I'd rather do that than be lazy and fugg up your frame just so you can use some aftermarket bushings.

You def could but it adds to the cost of the work. And if one has the means to swap the bushings, there's really no need to purchase new arms unless there's damage (rust/corrosion/physical).
The larger bolt = more strength though.

 

[69hurstolds]

You def could but it adds to the cost of the work. And if one has the means to swap the bushings, there's really no need to purchase new arms unless there's damage (rust/corrosion/physical).
The larger bolt = more strength though.

If you're only paying $110 for a set of 4, you may want to swap out the bushings and ball joints for something of quality anyway. I wouldn't trust them.

 

[scarborough]

I've never heard of them. What did you end up buying?

i haven't purchase anything so far. i was just wondering if anyone has heard of this brand. trying to get all my parts together to have them ready for next spring. my intention is to have the front and rear spring replaced the person doing the job think i may have to replace the control arm (because of the bushing). and it might be a good ideal to have a set availble just in case. this is just a daily driver but I'm not trying to put junk parts on it. I no their are better aftermarket parts out there and (you get what you pay for). I don't mind paying for gm quality replacement parts if need be.

was just asking
thanks