Product Summary

Mustang II, Pinto, Thunderbird, Bobcat, Polyethylene

  • This rack & pinion mount bushing fits both power and manual Mustang II/Pinto racks
  • Sold individually - (2) needed per rack
  • Specifications of bushing are 1.33" Diameter on the big end, 1.32" diameter on the small end and has a 0.66" I.D.
  • These bushings are pressed or pushed in from the front with the flange or lip to the front of the vehicle
  • It is common when the bolts are tightened up to split the lip or flange and this can be trimmed off using a utility knife once the rack is installed
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91034341
BrandSpeedway Motors
Diameter Big End1.33"
Diameter Small End1.32"
Material TypePolyethylene
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Speedway Motors 91034341 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91034341
BrandSpeedway Motors
Diameter Big End1.33"
Diameter Small End1.32"
Material TypePolyethylene
GENERAL
Bushing MaterialRubber
Hardware IncludedNo
Inside Diameter0.66"
Sold in QuantityEach
NotesWorks with both manual and power Pinto/Mustang II racks.

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

30 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers consistently praise the product's quality and functionality, with customers noting the perfect fit and straightforward installation on a wide range of vehicles, from a 1949 Ford F1 to a 1963 Chevy II. Clients are returning buyers and constantly refer others to us over competitors. Our product has been praised for being well-made and has been compared favorably to OEM parts. Despite a misunderstanding about quantity per package, overall customer satisfaction remains high, appreciating our efficient delivery and practicality. Customers happily affirm they would buy our products again and find the good price impeccable with the quality provided.

4.8

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I would buy this product again.

4.0

a year ago

1930

SE Minnesota

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The bushings will be used to rebuild my relatively stock Mustang ll front suspension under my street rod.

Would Recommend

Yes

4.0

a year ago

Madder

Dublin ca

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This product is great. I will recommend it to someone else

Would Recommend

Great product, Great price

5.0

a year ago

Steveo

Uk

New bushes fitted, straight forward job.

Would Recommend

Perfect fit

5.0

2 years ago

Tex

Sparks Nv

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Would buy again

Would Recommend

I would buy again

5.0

3 years ago

Rick

Pearblossom Ca.

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purchased for Mustang 2 Rack & Pinion

Would Recommend

Will recommend speedway motors to everyone

5.0

4 years ago

Jim

Bloomfield IN

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These items are being placed in a 1966 VW with LS3 engine

Would Recommend

What can you say it works

5.0

5 years ago

Zombiekat

Washington

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Well made did the job!

I would buy this product again

5.0

5 years ago

Joe Haska

Peoria AZ.

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Always like getting parts at the store in Tollenson Az. Counter guys are awesome and friendly.

Would Recommend

Nice item will buy again

5.0

6 years ago

S10

Mount sterling ky

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Made great

Would Recommend

I would buy this product again.

5.0

6 years ago

BOBO

Montgomery, Texas

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Installed these bushings on my 1949 Ford F1 truck, do a Mustang 2 IFS swap.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

3 Questions3 Answers

How are these installed? Do I replace the existing bushing or just the back bushing and then use the metal .75 spacers? What about the extra rubber, looks like it would get in the way. Thanks Don

by Don

8 years ago

1 answer

Would it not be better to order the two piece bushing that has the shoulders rather than having the chance of movement with relying on just squishing it?

by Barracuda jedi

9 years ago

1 answer

It seems the rubber portion of the bushing is longer than necessary. What's the correct way to install these bushings? Should the excess rubber be trimmed or should it be compressed (smashed) by a large washer? Thanks.......Kurt

by Kurt

10 years ago

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