Would Turbo S control arms fit a 87 turbo?
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You just can't use 86, which are shorter. If your thinking about rebuilding a set and you don't want to do them yourself or have the time, you might want to get an estimate from SSI Auto, let them do new bushings and bronze ball joints - they do excellent work.
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It really depends on the bushings you want: stock, Welts or Racers Edge. The ball jt kits are $124, one hour of shop labor, bushings are about the same on removal and install. I had them do the track car just because I was going to be coming back into town on the weekend of Hallett, I did my street car myself.
We have two sets for the track car, change them every two years and redo the ball jts, so we have an extra set in waiting.
Street car, with Welts and SSI ball jts.
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We have two sets for the track car, change them every two years and redo the ball jts, so we have an extra set in waiting.
Street car, with Welts and SSI ball jts.
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