SuperPro Shackle Bushing - SPF2260K
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- UPC:
- 9317745999331
- 1980-1990 Toyota Land CruiserBase
- 1970-1978 Toyota Land CruiserBase
- Part number
- SPRSPF2260K
- Manufacturer part number
- SPF2260K
- UPC
- 9317745999331
- Brand
- Superpro
- Part type
- Bushing Kits
- Prop 65
- ⚠️ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
- Special order
- Yes — ordered in for you; allow extra time
- Box size:
- 9.00 × 6.00 × 11.00 (in)
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These bushings are often overlooked when upgrading the suspension of a 4WD. Leaf spring bushings stabilize the movement of the rear axle, inferior bushes in this area will cause the solid rear axle to move and impart rear end passive steer to the vehicle. It also causes the vehicle to 'wander' all over the road and be unstable under heavy braking. This can be especially noticeable carrying a load or towing a boat or caravan. The OE rubber style bushes are designed to work at standard height with standard tires and with standard loads. By fitting SuperPro Bushings and upgrading to Greaseable Shackles the rear end of your 4WD will handle just about anything you can throw at it!
Leaf Spring - Bushing Kit
- Clearance Item:
- N
- LTL:
- N
- MPN:
- SPF2260K
- Proposition 65:
- Y
- Special Order:
- Y
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SuperPro Shackle Bushing - SPF2260K FAQ
It is listed for: 1980-1990 Toyota Land Cruiser; 1970-1978 Toyota Land Cruiser. Pick your vehicle on this page to check your exact year and trim.
Polyurethane keeps the suspension geometry tighter and lasts longer, but can add a little noise and firmness; rubber is quieter and softer.
Most bushings need a press or a bushing tool to get the old ones out; the new ones usually push in by hand or with a small press.
Polyurethane bushings must be greased on install with the grease supplied, or they squeak. Rubber bushings go in dry.
Yes, when the bushings locate a control arm or subframe. Check it after the install.
Not when they are greased properly and the sleeves are the right size. A squeak later on means they need grease.
Yes — monthly options show right under the Add to Cart button. Affirm, Klarna, PayPal Pay Later and Snap Finance are offered at checkout, and checking what you qualify for does not affect your credit score.
Install and care: bushings
Before you start
- Arrange a press or bushing tool for the old bushings.
- Keep the grease the maker supplies for polyurethane bushings.
Do
- Grease polyurethane bushings on every surface that touches metal.
- Torque the bolts with the car at ride height.
Don't
- Don't hammer a bushing in; press it.
- Don't skip the grease on polyurethane bushings.
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