zonzin
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At 77k mi. I was getting some squeaking and popping out of my front suspension and used it as an excuse to upgrade my LCA"s and sway bar bushings.
The DK LCA's are well made and very rugged and I chose them over TC LCA's due to the way the ball was mounted and also I wanted Delrin bushings in my LCA's. Installation was straight forward with a bit of hammer work required to get the OME shock into the mount point. I measured the opening of the mount and on the DK it was just enough tighter than the OEM LCA to make it a pain to get the shock mounted. Contacted DK to let them know and they are looking into it. I really like the improve clearance on the LCA's and the solid look. Alignment was a snap and Les had no problem getting 4.0 caster on both sides.
The Ride Tech bushings are really well made, very easy to install and the solid aluminum billet strap is a CNC work of art. They fit perfect and look great. If you are thinking of upgrading your bushings definitely look into Ride Tech.
A 10 day road trip to Moab last week for social distancing gave me a great opportunity to test out the new bits. Everything performed flawlessly. Also, no more popping or squeaking.
The DK LCA's are well made and very rugged and I chose them over TC LCA's due to the way the ball was mounted and also I wanted Delrin bushings in my LCA's. Installation was straight forward with a bit of hammer work required to get the OME shock into the mount point. I measured the opening of the mount and on the DK it was just enough tighter than the OEM LCA to make it a pain to get the shock mounted. Contacted DK to let them know and they are looking into it. I really like the improve clearance on the LCA's and the solid look. Alignment was a snap and Les had no problem getting 4.0 caster on both sides.
The Ride Tech bushings are really well made, very easy to install and the solid aluminum billet strap is a CNC work of art. They fit perfect and look great. If you are thinking of upgrading your bushings definitely look into Ride Tech.
A 10 day road trip to Moab last week for social distancing gave me a great opportunity to test out the new bits. Everything performed flawlessly. Also, no more popping or squeaking.
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