Review on 🔧 Dorman 905-803 Rear Driver Side Lower Suspension Trailing Arm for Infiniti / Nissan Models - Black by Sean Skinner

Installed on my 2002 Infiniti QX4. The instructions in the Nikoforum were very precise. I didn't change the bushings. The OEM hubs lasted 135,000 miles so I figured I could add another hundred! They matched the OEM to the tee. No cutting or trimming required. I could have used the old screws, but I installed new ones for peace of mind. I also installed the KYB shocks while the truck was on the lift. Difference between day and night driving. The deadly impact is gone and the rear dampers are firmer. Just for reference, I could step on the hitch and lower the rear end 8 inches. I can barely come an inch with a healthy pounding now! Good combination. Dorman trailer arms and KYB shock absorbers! Update November 2016: These trailing arms only lasted 25,000 miles. Completely disappointed. I've had good luck with other Dorman parts in the past. I ordered resin bushings from 4x4parts.com but I had serious problems with the bushing extrusion. I gave up and ordered a full set from another brand and will try the rubber bushings again. Since I have 160,000 miles, I would like to earn 50-75,000 miles. I didn't expect them to wear out after 1 year and 25,000 miles.