Prothane 63-66 AMC Ambassador Rear Track Arm Bushings - Black

Prothane is known for making solid polyurethane suspension components, and these rear track arm bushings are a good example. If you're working on the rear suspension of your 1963-1966 American Motors Ambassador, these bushings are designed to replace the stock rubber ones in the track arm. A track arm, also called a Panhard rod, helps keep your rear axle centered under the vehicle as the suspension moves up and down. Worn-out rubber bushings can lead to a feeling of looseness or wandering in the rear end, especially during cornering or over bumps.

These Prothane bushings are made from polyurethane, which is a tougher material than rubber and resists degradation from road grime and temperature changes. By installing these, you'll get a more direct connection between the chassis and the rear axle, which can lead to improved handling and a more stable feel. They are a direct replacement for the original bushings, meaning they fit right into the factory track arm without needing modifications.