What does a panhard bar bushing do?

The panhard bar, or track bar, uses bushings to connect to the chassis and the rear axle. These bushings keep the rear axle centered under the vehicle, preventing excessive side-to-side movement and ensuring stable handling.

Why choose polyurethane bushings over rubber?

Polyurethane is generally more resistant to wear, chemicals, and temperature changes than rubber. This often leads to a longer lifespan and more consistent performance, especially in demanding conditions.

Does this kit include hardware for installation?

This product includes the polyurethane bushings only. You will need to reuse your original panhard bar hardware or source new hardware separately for installation.

1965-1970 Chevy Bel Air Panhard Bar Bushings

Name: Prothane 65-70 GM Full Size Rear Panhard Bar Bushings - Red
Brand: Prothane
SKU: prothane-prothane-65-70-gm-full-size-rear-panhard-bar-bushings-red-t14-100282
Price: 12.07 USD
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Prothane 65-70 GM Full Size Rear Panhard Bar Bushings - Red

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Fits 1965-1970 Chevy Bel Air. Prothane rear panhard bar bushings in red help restore proper rear axle location.

Key Features

Fits 1965-1970 Chevrolet Bel Air, 1965-1970 Chevrolet Biscayne, 1966-1970 Chevrolet Caprice, and 1965-1970 Chevrolet Impala.
These are rear panhard bar bushings designed to keep the rear axle centered.
Made from durable red polyurethane for improved longevity over stock rubber.
Helps restore proper rear axle location and improve vehicle stability.

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Product Details

If you're working on a 1965 through 1970 GM Full Size car like a Chevrolet Bel Air, Biscayne, Caprice, or Impala, and you're replacing suspension components, these rear panhard bar bushings from Prothane are a solid choice. The panhard bar, also known as a track bar, is crucial for keeping your rear axle centered under the car. Worn-out rubber bushings can allow for excessive side-to-side movement, which affects handling and can cause alignment issues. Replacing them with new, well-built polyurethane bushings will help restore that precise location and improve your car's stability.

Prothane uses polyurethane for these bushings, which is known for being more durable and resistant to the elements than standard rubber. This means they'll hold up better over time and under various driving conditions. They come in red, which is a nice touch if you like to show off your suspension work. Installation involves pressing out the old bushings and pressing in the new ones, a common task when rebuilding or refreshing the rear suspension on these classic GM cars.