64Chevelle
03-16-2009, 06:23 AM
Hi,
let me start by saying I don't work for this company or is related to it in any other way, just wanted to share a good site with you guys.
I stubled across this site while searching for rear end bushings for my 64 Chevelle which is the only year chevelle to use a smaller axle housing bushing.
http://www.southwestspeed.com/index.php?sec=view_menu&cat=Suspension&sub=A-Arms,%20Lower&ssub=Lower%20A-Arm%20Bushings
They have a huge selection of bushings in 3 different types, stock rubber, nylon-on-steel and steel-on-steel. The ones listed are for LCA's and UCA's but I found out the bushings I needed was the same as a later model chevelle front (front)LCA bushing.
I ordered the nylon ones, it should not bind like the poly ones, doesn't flex like rubber and doesn't need lube.
let me start by saying I don't work for this company or is related to it in any other way, just wanted to share a good site with you guys.
I stubled across this site while searching for rear end bushings for my 64 Chevelle which is the only year chevelle to use a smaller axle housing bushing.
http://www.southwestspeed.com/index.php?sec=view_menu&cat=Suspension&sub=A-Arms,%20Lower&ssub=Lower%20A-Arm%20Bushings
They have a huge selection of bushings in 3 different types, stock rubber, nylon-on-steel and steel-on-steel. The ones listed are for LCA's and UCA's but I found out the bushings I needed was the same as a later model chevelle front (front)LCA bushing.
I ordered the nylon ones, it should not bind like the poly ones, doesn't flex like rubber and doesn't need lube.