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Old 09-22-2019, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by wallbenz View Post
Rollguy- agreed- I found a good "assembly line" body shop... and yes- I would buy the parts/bushing kits... just wondering- what I am looking at for hours-
roughly- to do all of that - bushings/mounts/ball joints- ALL at the same time to save - Labor $$$$

Lastly- does Thrust arm= lower control arm??? is it same thing??
The 211 chassis has what is called a "thrust arm", and it does the same thing that a "guide rod" does on a 123 chassis. I am not as familiar with a 126 chassis (your 300SD), so I don't know if it has a trust arm, guide rod, or something else. However, the suspension parts for a 126 are also available. As far as the hours involved, many shops charge "book time". A 5 hour job by the book may only take an expert tech only 3 hours, while a DIY guy might take 7 to do the same job. I have no idea how many hours your car will take to rebuild the suspension.
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