i got a pair of ford motorsports racing front lower control arms installed (m-3075-a's) in my '86, and after getting the car car back, i have a clunk from the front, which wasn't there before. granted, the old arms were beat, and were terrible over bumps. these are MUCH better over the same bumps, but the clunk occurs while transitioning from braking to gas (mostly at low speeds). i feel it it the brake pedal too. i can also make the clunk happen if i don't unload the suspension while stopping, and then take off quickly. it doesn't clunk all the time, just under those certain conditions. i took it back to the shop, who, after checking the car out, told me it was the lower control arm bushings. they said they are too soft...! they showed me what they were talking about, and the bushings seem real soft, softer than my tires! i expressed my concerns to the local motorsports dealer where i bought the arms, and they told me it wasn't the control arms, must be something else....they didn't check the car out. my front end also has new tie rod ends, new kyb gr2 struts, new energy suspension polyurethane upper strut bushings, and new energy suspension sway bar bushings. the end links are also new polyurethane's ( i forget what brand, they are blue) but that's what started the whole thing. my old link bushings were so worn out they were almost missing. has anyone else experience this, or any feedback would be be appreciated! could it be something with the brakes? the front brakes were redone less than a year ago, new rotors, bearings, and pads...