Interesting info concerning R32 front control arms.....
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looks like they are essentially MKI TT control arms. Apparently they use the same front bushing as the MKI TT control arms. Therefore - it looks like we TT owners might have another source for them..........
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<center><img src="http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y87/Doornobbbb/DSCN2576.jpg"></center><p>that the R32 front bushing is the same part number as the original MKI TT control arm bushing which is also a direct replacement for the MKIV VAG cars control arms even though they are different. Here's a pic from the post - showing a TT MKI control arm. Apparently the VW guys are using TT control arm bushings in their control arms instead of poly for better steering response.
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MKII's. BASTARD tried to rip me off. Finally got it all settled and got my money back. I'm also just doing the fronts instead of both. Just to let you know - CPP is doing tubular ones for the R32 - so they should bolt right on. I'm sure they won't be cheap - but.......