Spring Plate Bushings
OEM Spec - A true OEM spec bushing replacement for spring
plates. Spring plate bushing condition can be accessed
by looking at the hole is the spring plate cover. It should be
concentric around the spring plate. When the bushings
deform, the cover becomes non-concentric around the spring plate and
in extreme cases actually contacts the cover plate - metal-to-metal.
More than just bushings, this is a full
kit that includes inner and outer bushings (4 pcs),
adhesive,
instructions, long bolts to press in the bushings, and
abrasive cloth to prep the surface.
Restore Ride and Performance
- Rubber is the choice if you want to restore factory ride
and performance in a zero-maintenance solution. Check
our PolyBronze
Bearings for a high-performance solution.
Note - 1967 spring plate bushings
changed mid-year. The following '67 chassis
numbers transitioned to the late style '69 - '89 style
bushes.
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’67 911 from Chassis Serial Number 307 325
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’67 912 from Chassis Serial Number 354 938
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’67 911 S from Chassis Serial Number 305 101 A
All earlier '67 chassis numbers use the
early '65-'66 style bushes.
Bushing Removal Tool - NEW
We've
developed this tool to simplify removal of spring plate
bushings. The bushings are bonded to the spring plate, and
removal is not easy. This convenient cutting tool shaves the
bushings off, removing nearly all the rubber. This tool greatly simplifies the
bushing removal process. 65-86 911/912, 75-88 930. Video
demonstration.
Spring plate shown is not included.
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