How To: Mopar upper control arm rebuild
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Rebuilding the controls on the "Fatty Satty" 1966 Plymouth Satellite
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Wish there was some fellow MOPAR guys near me. I would loan my truck out for anyone needing content
Where are you located?
Rabid Transit Garage... Nice job guys.. Cool music in the middle of the video.
Thank you!
Dude your guys videos get better and better and better...so awesome 👌 great job guys your killing it! 👏
Thanks Ruben much appreciated
Excellent video and information! I'm going to have to do this down the road when I drop the K-member, so this will come in handy. Keep it up.
Thank you!
Nice work! One step closer to Sikeston.
Thanks Jonny, It's getting there
Great job. Definitely need to replace the 1968 bushings in the Satellite.
Thanks Mr. Foot
Good job you guys.
Thank you Jaybo
On GM upper control arms the ball joints are easy (4) 12mm bolts to remove and the just come out, but the bushings are a pain because they have the torsion bar so you have to have the special tool. Those bushings are certainly easier since you can do them with a press, but the ball joints in those seem like a pain to remove.
They definitely were a pain to remove!
Good stuff fellas!!
You're almost there. Great video Brothers 👍
Thank you
These ones are always useful...
Keep at it. 🤘👀
Hopefully it comes in handy for someone..
Great Work man!!
Thank you!
Looking great guys.
Thank you
Great content thanks for sharing
Thank you!
Could’ve used this one a year ago when I did my car not knowing wth to do 🤣
Nice job. Maybe welding gussets to the bottom control arms will be next and later b body's are a little more involved I prefer poly for a firm ride.
Funny you mention that because Jason is planning on reinforcing the lowers, should be coming up.
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