I have a question pertaining to fitment of control arms. I am trying to get a list of part numbers to rebuild the front end of my 2003 trailblazer. On eBay I see control arms that fit 2004 thru 2007, the i see arms that fit 2002 thru 2003, and the arm that fit 2002 thru 2009. What's the deal on that. Limited funds and don't want to buy wall ornaments. Trying to go with l Moog components. I hate buying from 30 different vendors. Is there any one business I can buy everything for a good price?
Thanks
Control arms question
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- Feets001
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Www.Rockauto.com maybe
2008 TB Radflo coil overs, Z71 rear springs, 2" spacer, skyjacker N8030 shocks, LT285/75R16E Goodyear MTR
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TBYODA - Moderator
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I have a pretty decent list of suspension parts numbers in my build thread, got pretty much everything from rockauto.
build thread
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I beleive the 02-03 have a different sway bar mount on the control arm then 04-07. I usually buy everything from rockauto but lately i have been buying from amazon since its free shipping (prime) and i usually have it in one day. I replaced all my bushings with a prothane bushing kit and then used a mix of moog and ac delco professional for the rest.
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Cool thanks for the clarification.
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RockAuto tried to F me on the control arms I ordered so i ended up using Summit for similar price with good service and no BS. I bought the Moog for the 08 and plan to just build my own swaybar links again to adapt.
they've always worked for me.
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