Energy Suspension CJ Spring Bush/ Front or Rear - Black

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Energy Suspension CJ Spring Bush/ Front or Rear - BlackAdds a dramatic amount of performance and durability to any vehicle. For cars, trucks and SUVs. Helps the vehicle be in control when maneuvering through turns, during standing start accelerations, braking, even over bumps and berms. Made of Energy's Hyper Flex(TM) performance polyurethane which lasts 5 10 times longer than conventional rubber components. This Part Fits: Year Make Model Submodel 1959 1964 Jeep CJ3 Base 1959 1975 Jeep CJ5 Base 1975 Jeep

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19" from original drum brake position or narrows by -

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14 gauge stamped

full friction after 10 to 15 race stop uses

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