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Old 04-27-2017, 12:28 PM   #5
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I bet they aren't. I've replaced most of mine over this winter with the exception being the front droplinks.
I had the same vibration as you. Turned out to be a combination of worn control arm bushings and brake discs that had gathered material. The thing that made the biggest difference though was the control arms, vibration pretty much eliminated.

When we replaced them you could as near as damn it fold the bushes in half on the old ones, they were toast. if you just had a look at them though they were fine.
New brake rotors 1k miles ago.
So maybe I should look at the control arms...
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