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Originally Posted by SkidmoreGarage

I advocate for using matching parts when doing suspension work, if you can return any parts- that may be a good option.

The other option is to just replace the lower control arm endlink mounts and place them in the correct location. It shouldn't be too difficult, as they appear unpainted. In my opinion, it would be an upgrade to move away from a stud mount and move to a double shear.

Sometimes parts from the same manufacturer don't play well together either. Making the mounts work as intended (plumb) is the way to go if @ all possible.

Spohn Performance has sway bar end links that allow connecting the two different type mounts. Sometimes you have to be creative as they're not an 'application specific' item here....