Gm Cntrl Arm Bushings

The GM control arm bushings from Energy Suspension are essential wear parts for anyone restoring, maintaining, or upgrading a full-size GM truck, SUV, or van from the 1973–1995 generation. Factory rubber bushings deteriorate over time, causing vague steering feel, clunking noises, and uneven tire wear—symptoms that worsen with each mile. These polyurethane replacements eliminate that slop, restoring crisp handling characteristics and extending suspension component life significantly.

Energy Suspension's Hyper-Flex technology uses premium polyurethane compound that outperforms original rubber in durability, temperature resistance, and load retention. The kit includes bushings for both front lower and upper control arms, packaged as a complete assembly to simplify installation and ensure matched performance across both pivot points. Black polyurethane resists UV degradation and maintains elasticity across a wider operating temperature range than stock, preventing the hardening and cracking that plague aged rubber components. The compact 5.5 lb package ships efficiently while containing everything needed for a professional-grade front suspension refresh.

Mechanics and DIY builders tackling K5 Blazers, Suburbans, pickups (C10–C30), and full-size vans rely on this kit to eliminate play introduced by worn factory bushings. Installation requires standard hand tools and basic suspension knowledge—control arms must be removed, old bushings pressed or cut out, and new polyurethane pieces pressed into place using a shop press or careful hammer work. This upgrade is ideal when replacing tie rods, ball joints, or performing a complete front-end refresh, as it ensures consistent geometry and eliminates hidden slack that can mask alignment work. Compatibility spans all GM full-size models in the specified year range, making it a versatile choice for fleet maintenance or collector vehicle restoration.