Learn how to replace your front suspension's lower control-arm bushing and tips to make the job easier for you. Read on for more details along with photos only in Mopar Muscle Magazine ...

The control arms connect to the car's frame through two bushings, allowing the arm to move up and down, absorb noise and vibration, and improve the overall ride quality. The control arm also houses a ...

There's noquestion the first thing to blow out of a Mopar front suspension is alsothe toughest part to replace: the lower control-arm bushing.

There are literally a dozen or more manufacturers of tubular control arms for the '79-'04 Mustang with as many options, including billet aluminum, powder-coated steel, fixed end bushings ...

Aftermarket control arms with polyurethane bushings are an affordable way to add performance to your Mustang. These billet-aluminum arms from Bob’s Auto Sports can also shed about six pounds.

Due to this design, I need to replace the control arms at a cost of nearly $300 per side, plus labor. Is this reasonable in a 2010 truck?