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Anyone have some stock ones that aren't rusted to shit for 98-02? or maybe even aftermarket for sale?
Bushings already removed would be preferred on the stock ones.
Once I get the mechanical issues straightened out on my car, I'll be looking into doing my suspension installation. I'll have all stock control arms, front upper and lower, as well as rears, and (after I get around to swapping them) I'll have some stock springs, shocks (probably junk), and torque arm, panhard bar, etc. Just need to set aside cash for the alignment, find a shop, and get the wrenches turning.
I may be willing to part with the ones on my parts car, if you're in a hurry. My car is a '94, parts car is a '93, but they should be the same control arms, I think only the spindles and brake hardware changed between the 93-97 and 98-02. Both have around 160k miles.
You might also try checking with Ben (Phoenix_Rising), as I believe I gave him 2 sets of front control arms when I sold him his '96 Camaro.
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