philsblwnz28

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Are there different types of torque arm bushings for a 98 Z28? What part # do I need? Thanks

leadfoot4

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There are two styles of OE torque arms. Energy Suspensiom has a diagram on their website, explaning how to identify the one you need.

cody161

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the stock bushing is a two piece design, energy suspension has one that i recently got thru jegs (16 bucks with shipping) that is way more solid than the stock one. to get the old bushing out u will need a grinder or dill and this is explained in the directions when you get the energy suspension bushing. here is the link

http://www.jegs.com/i/Energy+Suspens...1111G/10002/-1

Joshiedoom

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Yep. A really nice chisel and a BFH works wonders as well.

Its not that fun

ItalianoHeck

i have a 98 Camaro SS that needs new shock observers because i hear and feel every bumb,crack...and, etc.... what would you guys recommended for the smoothest possible ride in a F-Body

UMI Sales

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Hello
I noticed that you are looking for a torque arm bushing! And I just wanted to throw this out there for you that UMI Performance also offers a replacement energy suspension bushing. It retail for $14.99. And to get the best ride quality I would look at your bushings and the sway bar end links to see what type of shape they are in! If they are in bad shape replace them. If you have any other questions feel free to ask and I will be more than glad to help!
Thanks
Brad

JamRWS6

Just use a drill on the clamshell rivets. A LOT easier.

ItalianoHeck

Thank's i will im going to go ahead and order the complete Kit including shock observers,Sway Bar ,Bushings and lowering springs is Bilstein a good brand for suspension??

JamRWS6

If you are talking about Bilstein shocks then the answer depends on what you are going to do with them. If you are keeping the car at stock ride height then the Strano spec Bilsteins are a great option. Otherwise you need a shock that can handle lowering springs.

ItalianoHeck

i want to lower the car but not too much because im going to be running True duals and im going to dump them before the axle

UMI Sales

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Hello
Another good shock seeing how you are going to be lowering it would be a set of Koni's. Now they are a little $$$ but would be a really good set-up. And If you are going to be lowering the vehicle. Don't forget about the adjustable pan hard bar to allow you to recenter the rear end due to it shifting when a vehicle is lowered. Below is a link to show you what types of pan hard bars that UMI Performance has to offer! That are made right here in the USA.

http://umiperformance.com/products.php?category_id=124

If you have any other questions feel free to ask and I will be more than glad to help!
Thanks
Brad