What does a control arm bushing do?

Control arm bushings are rubber or polyurethane components that sit between the control arm and the vehicle frame. They absorb road vibrations and allow the control arm to pivot smoothly, contributing to a comfortable ride and proper wheel alignment.

Why would I need to replace my control arm bushings?

Over time, the rubber in bushings can crack, dry out, or become compressed from constant movement and exposure to the elements. Worn bushings can lead to symptoms like loose steering, uneven tire wear, and clunking noises from the suspension.

Does this kit include everything needed for installation?

This kit includes the necessary control arm bushings for the front upper position. It's recommended to inspect other suspension components, such as ball joints and tie rod ends, while performing this repair.

Moog Control Arm Bushing Kit K6144

Name: MOOG 1975 Buick Apollo Front Upper Control Arm Bushing Kit
Brand: Moog
Price: 17.19 USD
Availability: InStock

MOOG 1975 Buick Apollo Front Upper Control Arm Bushing Kit

$17.19

Only 2 left in stock

Moog Front Upper Control Arm Bushing Kit. Restores smooth steering and suspension feel.

Key Features

Fits a wide range of 1974-1979 GM vehicles.
Durable elastomer compounds resist wear from road grime, salt, and oils.
Engineered for quiet operation to prevent suspension noise.
Designed to match or exceed original equipment specifications for reliable performance.
Moog engineers conduct rigorous testing throughout the design process.

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Product Details

If you're noticing some looseness or wandering in your front end, especially when turning or going over bumps, it might be time to replace the upper control arm bushings. These are a common wear item on many classic GM cars and trucks, and worn bushings can really affect how your vehicle handles. This kit from Moog is designed to get your suspension back to feeling solid again.

Moog builds these bushings using durable elastomer compounds that are made to resist wear from road grime, salt, and oils. They're also engineered for quiet operation, so you won't get any extra squeaks or rattles from your suspension. Because they're designed to match or even exceed the original equipment specifications, you can expect them to fit right and perform reliably. This kit is a popular choice for restoring the suspension on a wide range of vehicles from the mid-to-late 70s, including models like the Chevrolet Camaro, Pontiac Firebird, and Buick Skylark.

Replacing these bushings is a pretty straightforward job for most DIYers, often just requiring basic hand tools. It's a good idea to check the rest of your suspension components while you're in there to make sure everything else is in good shape.