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Brothers Trucks 27-Inch Adjustable Rear Track Arm with Polyurethane Bushings; Zinc (63-64 C10)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-61-931890
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    Features

    • Adjustable 27-Inch Track Arm for Trucks Using the Longer Factory Track Arm
    • Zinc-Plated Finish for Corrosion Protection
    • Polyurethane Bushings for a Sportier and Firmer Ride
    • Adjustable Design Allows Centering of Rear Axle When Ride Height Changes
    • Fits Trucks with Trailing Arms and Coil Spring Rear Suspension Only
    • Fits 63-64 C10

    Description

    Adjustable Rear Track Arm. The Brothers Trucks 27-Inch Adjustable Rear Track Arm with Polyurethane Bushings and Zinc-Plated Finish is designed to replace the factory track bar on select 1963 and early 1964 Chevrolet and GMC trucks. This component is essential for maintaining proper rear axle alignment and suspension geometry, especially when ride height is altered. It provides improved handling and ride quality by allowing precise rear axle centering adjustments.

    Construction and Appearance. This track arm features a robust zinc-plated finish to resist corrosion and extend service life. It includes high-quality polyurethane bushings that enhance rigidity and provide a sportier, firmer ride compared to original rubber bushings.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward with a direct replacement design requiring no drilling or modification. The adjustable feature enables fine-tuning of the track arm length without complex procedures.

    Application. Specifically designed to fit 63-64 C10.

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