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$72 for tools, $280 for a set of knock-off arms, maybe $100 for ball joints, and you have the tools, plus new tubular arms with bushings, for the price of someone else doing it for you. AND, you know it was done right.

No matter how you choose to do it, you will still have to buy the ball joints. If you choose to do the bushings too, which would make sense since it's apart, the cost gap is in your favor w new arms.

Here's the go-to knock off arms:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/15439882673...3ABFBM8NWVxJ9g

Would be a good time to clean those areas up too, and inspect for any potential damage.

Just deductible reasoning, it's obviously your choice.

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