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You shouldn't really be able to twist the control arms much- I think you've found your clunk! I just replaced mine, made a huge difference. And I never had any sign of "death wobble" which is usually the sure sign of worn arm bushings. Also, two of my bushings were completely detached internally, though it was not easy to see until they were removed. Start spraying the nuts and bolts with penetrating fluid now... they were pretty tight on mine - a big battle to remove them with large breaker bars, torches, and eventually a couple of the nuts had to be drilled and cut.1 point