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The Dodge Charger is a full-size American performance sedan known for its bold styling, powerful engine options, and muscle car heritage.
While providing shock absorption, bushing also supports the rear-wheel drive architecture and stiffer suspension tuning of the Charger, ensuring that the vehicle maintains good handling stability even during intense acceleration or cornering.
The Dodge Challenger is a true American icon—muscle car attitude, retro looks, and power to match.
The design of the dodge Challenger control arm bushings pays more attention to the support force for high torque and strong power. More robust bushings can effectively reduce chassis sway and enhance suspension response and body rigidity during violent acceleration or drifting actions.
The Dodge Durango is a powerful and versatile midsize SUV that blends muscle car performance with SUV practicality.
The dodge Durango control arm bushings focus on comfort and load-bearing balance. They can filter out most road vibrations, maintain good driving and riding comfort during urban or long-distance driving, and at the same time provide the suspension support required by SUVs.
The Dodge Ram—now known simply as Ram Trucks—is a line of rugged, full-size pickup trucks built for power, durability, and performance.
The control arm bushings of dodge RAM emphasize durability and carrying capacity, adapting to the high-intensity usage scenarios of pickup trucks during heavy-load, off-road or towing operations. The thicker bushings do a great job soaking up bumps from rough roads, keeping the front suspension steady and the tires firmly on the ground.
The Dodge Journey is a practical mid-size crossover designed for families and daily driving, and is equipped with an all-wheel drive system to easily cope with various road conditions.
The dodge Journey’s bushings are built more for light, everyday city driving. They’re soft enough to smooth out bumps and steering shocks, giving families a quiet and comfortable ride. However, it is slightly soft during intense driving.
If you have no experience in replacing ball joints, please seek professional help.
First, lift the vehicle, remove the wheels, use a wrench to remove all the bolts connecting the control arm to the body and the steering knuckle, completely disassemble the control arm assembly, use professional tools to remove the old bushings, and then replace them with new ones. Finally, reset the control arm, connect the ball joint and the connecting rod, and tighten all the bolts.