Edlebrock upper arms, stock rubbber bushings in the upper axle housing pivots and either stock lower arms with fresh rubber bushings or something from UMI or Wolfe with spherical bearings.
stock rear control arms
For a daily driver/cruiser 64 Malibu, would you recommend upgrading the rear control arms or just retain the original ones and replace the bushings? Is it worth upgrading to some aftermarket parts from UMI, Wolfecraft, Hotchkis, ect? The debate over poly vs. rubber bushings has me quite confused and is probably swaying me to just staying with my stock arms. What about using aftermarket arms with all rubber bushings or is that just a waste? thanks.
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