OER K6068A Lower Control Arm Bushing for 1962-67 Chevy II, Nova; Lower Control Arm Bushing
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Lower Control Arm Bushings
OER K6068A Features:
Authentic reproduction of the original control arm bushing designed for use on the lower control arm for 1962-67 Chevrolet Chevy II models. Manufactured in steel clad rubber to be pressed into place. If your suspension rattles or makes noises when turning or going over bumps, it might be time to think about rebuilding your front suspension. This lower control arm bushing will help breath new life into your suspension. Sold individually. (2) required per vehicle. Note: This bushing has been redesigned to eliminate the need for the stock steel bushing caps to be used. This bushing has caps built into each end of the bearing.. Note: This bushing has been redesigned to eliminate the need for the stock steel bushing caps to be used. This bushing has caps built into each end of the bearing.. Note: Specifications Specifications Material: Steel Clad Rubber Attachment Method: Press In Inner Diameter Bushing: 0.508 Outer Diameter Small: 1.612 Outer Diameter Large: 1.668 Shell Length: 1.551 Material: Steel Clad Rubber Attachment Method: Press In Inner Diameter Bushing: 0.508 Outer Diameter Small: 1.612 Outer Diameter Large: 1.668 Shell Length: 1.551 Chevrolet Applications:
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Motor Vehicles
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