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Rear upper control arms

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  • Start date Start date Jul 24, 2007
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I recently upgraded struts/shocks/coil isolators. My car had 2" drop coils on it for years from previous owner. Therefore now it sits a little higher. Well now my bushings at the rear upper control arms are squeaky. I imagine that is to be expected when you change the geometry of the suspension on an older car.

Question is do I just swap bushings for $30 or spring for a whole new set of arms? Which ones do you recommend? How difficult to do at home? Would that eliminate need for quad shocks, which mine are probably shot and useless anyway.
 
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