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Originally Posted by willrev
My 300sd is sagging in the rear some. I am thinking about going ahead and replacing subframe mounts, shocks, springs and pads, and differential mount.
Would there be any value to replacing sway bar bushings, trailing arm bushings and sway bar links too? I know if it aint broke don't fix it. But would all of this not constitute a complete rear suspension rebuild? Or did I leave out something. Let me know.
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Personally if I would replace EVERYTHING if I was going into it as deep as you are..........the rest of the parts are less than the alignment will cost when you are done. Why chance having to go in again soon. I did EVERYTHING when I did my 300SD.......becasue I only wanted to take that appart once. The front end that is....the rear stuff looks in good shape.
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