655 South Lincoln Ave San Bernardino Ca. 92408 |
1967-69 Camaro/Firebird Bushings and Shafts
| Front performance
control arm bushings: We offer several types of bushings: rubber, polyurethane, brass, and
Del-a-lum (pronounced della-loom). Unquestionably Del-a-lum bushings are the Top of the
line when it comes to suspension control and longevity. They will out
last all the other bushings listed. In fact Del-a-lum bushings have a
life time warranty to the original purchaser. For more information about Del-a-lum bushings go to What is a Del-a-Lum ???? The following chart lists Del-a-lum upper and lower control arms bushings, plus upper control arm shafts. Shaft information is located below the chart.
Notice about 1012 kits: Part # 1030 comes complete with studs and Del-a-lum bushings. The photo to the left shows how the stud will have to be installed in the shaft. The stud will be pressed in the end of the shaft and then welded. Note: Welding will be required for installing a 1030 kit.
Note: Cars already using aftermarket shafts
featuring 5/8 hex nuts will use Part # 1012. (1012 does not
come with studs).
Del-a-lum Upper control arm bushing kits for stock control arms
Part# 1012 ------ (bushings only)--- $130.16
Overstocked --$112.85 a kit. Del-a-lum Lower control arm bushing kit for stock control arms
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Billet cross shafts and offset shafts: We manufacture two styles of cross shafts, offset and standard. Both shafts may be used in stock or tubular control arms. The shafts are Gold Zinc finish and hardware is supplied with each shaft. All shafts will except standard rubber, poly, or our Del-a-lum bushings. Part #709 (to the right) fits all 1967-69 Camaro/Firebird
standard upper control arms. These shafts are also standard with our tubular
upper control arms that are fully assembled. Part # 709 ---- (2 required per car).
Price $62.32 each Part # 702 ---- (2 required per car) Price $68.22 each Note: Global West tubular tubular control arms generally do not require offset shafts. We have built geometry enhancements into the control arm so offset shafts are not needed.. |