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Duane867

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1 per side or two ? Need to know how many to order.
 


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1 per beam, i'd suggest autozone, $10 a piece and they have a lifetime warranty

part #FB775
 

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1 per beam, i'd suggest autozone, $10 a piece and they have a lifetime warranty

part #FB775
Lifetime warranty doesn't say much. It is still made from a mediocre material that wears out over time. Autozone just banks on you not coming back or forgetting about it. Most of their cheaper sales go towards commercial customers.

O'Reilly's has lifetime, too, for everything. I'd suggest going with their more premium lifetime bushings. The cheaper ones definitely wear out faster and you may be back in another few years or so.
 

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THank you for the correct number and the advice fellas :)
NOW.... how the hell do I get them out ? I know what I have to do to get to them but not how to get them out of the axle beams.
I thought I would be able to burn the old out and slip them through until I saw that thick steel sleeve around the out side of those sucker ( on the new ones any way ).
 

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