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SPC Performance 05-12 Chrysler 300/Charger/09-12 Challenger Rear Upper Control Arm Bushing Kit

SKU: SPC66050
Barcode: 082642660507

$45.31

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SPC Performance 05-12 Chrysler 300/Charger/09-12 Challenger Rear Upper Control Arm Bushing Kit

$45.31

$45.31

Tech Specs

Brand
SPC Performance
SKU
SPC66050
Shipping weight
1.0 lb

This kit combines our previous four kits into one - allowing adjustment of rear camber on the Chrysler LX platform cars regardless of model year and the complication that Chrysler used 2 different bushing sizes over the years. These "set at install" bushings can be clocked to provide up to +- 1.5deg of adjustment by replacing the outboard bushings on both upper control arms of all Chrysler LX-based cars regardless of aluminum or steel arm construction. By using the #66025 adapter along with the #40920 bushing press, these bushings can be installed without removing the control arms. California Residents WARNING

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