What is the main benefit of using polyurethane bushings over rubber?

Polyurethane bushings are generally more durable and resistant to tearing, cracking, and degradation from road contaminants and temperature fluctuations compared to traditional rubber bushings. This often leads to a longer service life and a firmer suspension feel.

What vehicles do these shackle bushings fit?

These bushings are designed for a broad spectrum of Chrysler B and E body vehicles produced between 1960 and 1976. This includes popular models such as the Dodge Challenger, Plymouth Barracuda, Dodge Charger, and Plymouth Valiant.

Do these bushings come with all the necessary hardware for installation?

This kit includes the shackle bushings themselves. It's recommended to inspect your existing hardware, such as bolts and sleeves, and replace any worn or damaged components as needed during installation.

Prothane HD Shackle Bushings Red 4-804

Name: Prothane 60-74 Chrysler B & E Body HD Shackle Bushings - Red
Brand: Prothane
Price: 116.74 USD
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Prothane 60-74 Chrysler B & E Body HD Shackle Bushings - Red

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Prothane HD Shackle Bushings - Red. These well-built bushings help restore your suspension's performance.

Key Features

Fits 1960-1976 Chrysler B & E Body vehicles.
Made from durable red polyurethane material.
Designed to replace stock rubber shackle bushings.
Helps restore suspension performance and feel.
More resistant to wear and tear than factory rubber.

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Product Details

In this kit, you get a full set of Prothane's heavy-duty shackle bushings, designed to replace the worn-out rubber ones in your classic Mopar suspension. These are made from Prothane's red polyurethane, a material known for being more durable and offering a firmer ride than stock rubber. They're a popular choice for anyone looking to refresh the rear suspension on a wide range of Chrysler B and E body vehicles from the 60s and 70s, like the Dodge Challenger, Plymouth Barracuda, or Dodge Charger.

Polyurethane bushings like these offer a noticeable improvement over old, cracked rubber. They resist tearing and degradation from road contaminants and temperature changes better than rubber, meaning they'll last longer and keep your suspension feeling tighter. While they do offer a firmer feel compared to stock, many owners find this change beneficial for handling and overall road feel, especially on vehicles that have been modified or are used for spirited driving. Installation involves pressing out the old bushings and pressing in the new ones, so having a good press or a suitable tool kit will make the job go smoother.