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GM Midsize Offset Rear Control Arm Bushings
GM Midsize Offset Rear Control Arm Bushings
Universal Fit, 2.00" Overall Length, 1.86" Diameter Small End, 1.922" Diameter Big End, Steel
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GM Midsize Offset Rear Control Arm Bushings
Part # 91634047
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Overall Length:
2.00"
Diameter Small End:
1.86"
Diameter Big End:
1.922"
Inside Diameter:
.50"
Outside Diameter:
1.97"
Offset:
.25"
Flange Diameter:
2.30"
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Painted
Sold in Quantity:
Pair
MFG. Part #:
91634047
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These polyurethane bushings have the center hole offset 1/4" to allow you to compensate for wheel or pinion angle issues. Fits 1965-88 GM midsize rear control arms.
Sold per pair. One pair equals two bushings.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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