

| Subject: | alignment becomes bushing repair |
| From: | Gregory Smith |
| Date: | Thu, 10 Jun 2010 19:12:16 -0700 |
Took my '88 GL in for an alignment, and got the bad news: bad upper control arm bushing on the driver's side. I've ordered the parts, looks simple enough; I have a grinder and can borrow a mig welder. Any gothchas on this job? It looks fairly simple, like I don't even have to mess with the big suspension spring. Using this as an excuse to buy a shop press. :) Other goodness; I got a set of 5 stock alloys with load c tires on them from a local fellow Vanagon owner for a good price, including nuts and bolts. Getting used to the look. Will need at least 2 new tires before fall, any advice? Would like to keep the stock 205 size or narrower, and would prefer all season vs highway tire. Thanks, Gregory (no opinion on camping) Gregory Smith Smith Design Studio Small Building Company Olympia, WA 360-239-0429 gregoryfsmith.com
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