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The original lower arm rubber bushing  with a metal insert. This fits all arms that have twin taper lower arms. Only some very early minis have the arm without the tapered hole. Sold Individually- 4 required per car
Classic Mini Bushing Lower Arm 1965 And Later Tapered Hole In Arm

Classic Mini Bushing Lower Arm 1965 And Later Tapered Hole In Arm

Classic Mini Bushing Lower Arm 1965 And Later Tapered Hole In Arm
Part No: 21A1882
$2.26
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Fits the following:
Classic Mini
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The original lower arm rubber bushing  with a metal insert. This fits all arms that have twin taper lower arms. Only some very early minis have the arm without the tapered hole. Sold Individually- 4 required per car
 
 
Question:
1990 AUSTIN MINI COOPER, RED Hello, i have a 90 Mini with the above information. We are looking for a set of front lower control arm bushings, what do you reccommend?
Answer:
For a street car: 21A1882.
Next level up: WB2

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The Classic Mini Parts and Accessories Experts

 
 
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