Whiteline W63378 Rear Trailing Bushing Review

They are perfect for added stability; The ones I had before lasted about 3 years. they will definitely last longer. If you're a mechanic, this is a do-it-yourself thing.

I replaced the bushings on the rear lower wishbones after installing the lifter, they fit correctly. Fixed rear end wobble due to worn 15 year old factory bushings. Removing the old bushings without a press was tedious, but possible. If you are unfamiliar with removing bushings, I suggest assembling a whole new lever, it's much easier and faster. But these whitelines that I know of are the only polygons made for 4runner.

Maybe I'm wrong, but. After reviewing the original trailing arm configuration and their replacement configuration, I don't think it makes sense to use them on the lower trailing arm. It looks like the polymer bushings will severely restrict lower trailing arm movement and possibly even break the bracket. Especially if you are into extreme 4 wheel vehicles. The OEM configuration has all of the elastic sleeve material in the arm, allowing for more flexibility. Polyethylene not only fills the…