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#91634047
GM Midsize Offset Rear Control Arm Bushings
- These polyurethane bushings have the center hole offset 1/4" and fit 1965 to 1988 GM rear control arms
- Offset design allows you to shorten or lengthen wheel base when used in lower links
- Can also be used to alter pinion angle when used in upper links
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, 2.00" Overall Length, Painted, Steel
- These polyurethane bushings have the center hole offset 1/4" and fit 1965 to 1988 GM rear control arms
- Offset design allows you to shorten or lengthen wheel base when used in lower links
- Can also be used to alter pinion angle when used in upper links
- Durable polyurethane construction will not flex or deteriorate like stock rubber bushings
- Sold as a pair
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Speedway Motors 91634047 Details
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.
Speedway Motors 91634047 Specifications
Speedway Motors 91634047 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91634047 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| GENERAL | |
| Overall Length | 2.00" |
| Diameter Big End | 1.922" |
| Diameter Small End | 1.86" |
| Finish | Painted |
| Sold in Quantity | Pair |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Inside Diameter | .50" |
| Outside Diameter | 1.97" |
| Offset | .25" |
| Flange Diameter | 2.30" |
Ratings & Reviews
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Customers prize the product for its high quality material and practicality. They applaud its easy assembly, emphasizing its usability. Users notice great improvement in vehicle handling post-installation, proving its effectiveness. Many expressed a preference for this over competitor products, willing to repurchase due to its superior qualities.
Ratings & Reviews
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4 Reviews
Customers prize the product for its high quality material and practicality. They applaud its easy assembly, emphasizing its usability. Users notice great improvement in vehicle handling post-installation, proving its effectiveness. Many expressed a preference for this over competitor products, willing to repurchase due to its superior qualities.
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5.0
a year ago
The fixer
Kansas
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Good and strong
Would Recommend
Yes, I would buy these again but, hope I won't need to.
5.0
a year ago
Doc
Cleveland, Ohio
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I used these bushings to replace performance upper arms that were adjustable. The offset bushing allowed me to set the length the same as the once I was removing thus maintaining the pinion angle.
Would Recommend
Worked great!
5.0
4 years ago
Matt
Longview TX
Verified
I used these bushings to correct a wheelbase discrepancy in our Factory Stock. Easy to install with a press and a fixture to support the shape of the trailing arm. Took the car to practice and it handled 100 pct better!
Would Recommend
I would buy this product again
5.0
10 years ago
Ben
Mooresville In
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Products where very nice and went together easy!!
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Questions & Answers
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See it says for gm trailing arms. I have a 82-92 camaro. It says 65-88, so will they go into trailing arms on a 82-92 camaro? Had plenty of 82-92 camaros of different years and all the trailing arms look the same to me. Just wondering if the bushings would fit into the trailing arms. Thanks
by Sanderson Spartan
• 9 years ago
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bought a pair in the past fit perfect in my 87 monte street stock. bought two pair recently control arms move almost a quarter of an inch side to side when tightened. I had to tighten them beyond what they should to lessen the movement, but the still moved back and fourth. do you have the correct size to fit 78-88 metric chassis and control arms? these bushings are noticeably smaller in width compared to a stock bushing
by 52 racing
• 10 years ago
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Are they to be located on the trailing arms or rear end? What postion should the hole be facing?
by David1234
• 13 years ago
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does this product help give rear end steer
by BBR
• 15 years ago
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