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1961-68 Buick Full Size Polygraphite® Front Strut Rod Bushings on 2040-parts.com

US $28.00
Location:

Montville, New Jersey, United States

Montville, New Jersey, United States
Condition:New Warranty:Yes Brand:PST Manufacturer Part Number:POLY37114

One of the primary problem areas in classic muscle car suspensions is the use of rubber bushings.  They were cheap to manufacture for mass production and provided isolation from road noise and vibration, but rubber has a significant tradeoff - its relatively soft durometer (hardness) allows for significant deflection of the chassis components under load.  The rubber bushings twist and deform as the suspension components rotate, causing premature wear and unpredictable handling.  Rubber eventually dry rots when exposed to the elements and degrades in the presence of grease and oil.

PST perfected polyurethane with the introduction of POLYGRAPHITE® - a special formula incorporating a low-friction graphite lubricant into the actual bushing material.  With POLYGRAPHITE®, you get the near-zero deflection performance of polyurethane with a self-lubricating bushing.  As an added benefit, POLYGRAPHITE® is impervious to grease, oil, weather, and other natural elements and will never dry rot.  PST has the most complete line of POLYGRAPHITE® bushings available for your muscle car.

Part Number:

  • POLY37114

Applications:

  • 1961-68 Buick Electra, Estate Wagon, Invicta, LeSabre, Riviera, Wildcat

Notes:

  • Front

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