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Universal Fit, Polyurethane, Black

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    MFG. Part #3000-B
    BrandUMI Performance
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    UMI Performance 3000-B Details

    UMI’s high durometer polyurethane bushings replace the factory rubber rear end housing bushings. After many years of weather and abuse the factory rubber bushings tend to dry rot, crack and harden which can lead to decreased ride quality and performance. The UMI polyurethane bushings replace the two upper control arm rear end differential bushings – the bushings that stay attached to the rear end “ears”. New rear end housing bushings are an excellent upgrade for your street driven or track used vehicle. Kit includes two bushings and two washers, the included polyurethane washers prevent the bushings from walking side to side. Made in the USA.

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    UMI Performance 3000-B Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #3000-B
    BrandUMI Performance
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    Material TypePolyurethane
    FinishBlack
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    4

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    This product is praised for its adaptability; many customers could adjust it to fit '64 rear ends instead of '65, highlighting its practicality. The high-quality polyurethane material ensured durability and performance, while usability was enhanced by the ability to remove and reinstall the center sleeve. Compared to competitors, consumers recommend the product for its versatility and superior material quality.

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    3.0

    a year ago

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    needed these for my 64 only rear end

    5.0

    4 years ago

    pauly

    saint paul MN

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    I ordered the size for the 65 and up rear end not knowing that I needed a smaller diameter for the 64 only rear end. Turns out my 65 has a 64 rear end in it. I drilled out the old bushing Rubber and tapped the new polyurethane bushings in after removing the center sleeve then I reinstalled the center sleeve with grease and it worked well

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