SN95 lower control arms?

[Finn]

Hello!

I wish to change my lower control arm bushings but the cost difference with complete lower arms is small.

This is the daily driver list Rockauto has for my car.

Moog is somewhat cheaper than Mevotech. How is the Moog quality these days?

 

[96blak54]

If my memory serves me, I do believe we had a discussion somewhere around here about lower control arms and their make, fitment, all over criticism. Ill search around, see if i can come up with its whereabouts, post up a link. And im sure someone will chime in with their knowledge too. We got alot of knowledgeable mustang dudes here!

 

[96blak54]

M-3075-D front arms vs. The World

I have two 4th gen Mustangs, a 94 GT and 96 V6 . Both of 'em are due for new ball joints so I decided to buy new LCA's and use this opportunity to settle some rumors. I have not yet removed the OE arms off the cars, things might get more interesting when I do that but for now here's what...

www.sn95forums.com

I think this link will help! There is some comparison pics. Maybe some usefull info.

 

[Finn]

Thanks for the link, good info there.

I think Moog is everything I need, easy to get and quite affordable.

 

[96blak54]

If you get a chance and dont mind, could you post up some pics of how you swapped the A arms out?

 

[Finn]

Sure, no problem. It'll take a while though - around May...June - before we get to it.

 

[96blak54]

yup,....sounds like your time is like a few of us here.

 

[Fast Lane]

I bought the Moog ones and they been running for for 4 years now. I was concerned off the lower ball joint but its held up just fine.

 

[Mustang5L5]

I swapped to the Moog ones. I was concerned about the ball joint nut not having a cotter pin, but the OE arms were the same. I just put a paint dab on the nut to periodlically check for movement.