1973-88 Gm Midsize Rear Control Arm Spherical Bushing Imca Circle Track on 2040-parts.com
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States
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These steel rear control arm bushings have spherical bearings in them, just like a rod end, which frees up suspension movements and eliminates binding. Fits '73-'88 GM midsize upper and lower rear control arms. Sold individually. NotesThis unit now includes black rubber inserts for both sides to make the unit appear more 'stock appearing'. Please note that they can be removed to clean and disassemble and re-assemble the spherical bushing as needed. |
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