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The Dodge Trailing Arm Bushing is a robust metal and rubber pivot connecting the rear suspension to the chassis. It absorbs bumps while ensuring the wheel is pointed straight. Since 1914, thanks to its all-steel body, Dodge built its reputation proving that muscle is more important than shine, and that mindset never quit. Current vehicles still create substantial torque thanks to striking, inventive bodywork with a style that dazzles on the road in HEMI fire or electric power, one that howls through the Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust, a 600 watt monster that goes wild in Drag or Donut mode or goes silent into Stealth while neighbors sleep. Everything, the brakes, the Trailing Arm Bushing, is specced for punishment so that the chassis does not take leave of its senses when the throttle does. It even maintains quiet cabin noise during highway slogs. To swap out a worn Trailing Arm Bushing, park the Dodge on level ground, chock wheels, jack up the body, then let the tire hang down. Press the wheel, support the hub with a fix, and scribe the exact angle of the arm. Remove the arm bolt and press the worn out bushing out with either a hand press or a bolt and socket. The bore should be cleaned, some light lube dabbed on, and the new Trailing Arm Bushing driven in until the rim is flush. To test your Dodge, reattach the control arm, lower the jack, tighten the bolts, reattach the wheel, and drive.