BMR Suspension BEARING KIT LOWER CONTROL
142-BK081
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BMR FABRICTION INC BK081 Features:
Minimize wheelhop and enhance the rear stability of your 2015 and newer S550 Mustang by eliminating rear lower control arm bushing deflection with a set of Lower Control Arm Spherical Bearings from BMR Suspension. The large spherical bearings in BMR?s rear Lower Control Arm Spherical Bearing Kit simply eliminate bushing deflection, transferring power instead of absorbing it. BMR Suspension?s rear Lower Control Arm Spherical Bushings (BK081) drastically decreases lower control arm movement by eliminating deflection of the factory rubber bushings. BMR uses heavy-duty 1-inch spherical bearings in machined bearing cups to replace the factory rubber bushings. The cup and bearing assembly presses into the lower control arms. CNC-machined billet aluminum spacers complete the assembly. This allows for a perfect fit and increased performance for any driving style. The 1-inch bearing in the BK081 has an impressive load rating of 82,800-pounds and has a center ball diameter of 1.5-inches. This bearing is one of the most commonly used 1-inch spherical bearings in the industry, with an impressive track record.Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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