Centerlink Bushing 1pr for Pitman End

The Centerlink Bushing 1pr for Pitman End (ALL 99089) is an essential steering linkage component designed for hot rod builders, street machines, and performance vehicles requiring adjustable centerlinks. This bronze bushing pair replaces worn or degraded steering joints that develop play and slop over time, restoring precise steering geometry and responsiveness. Whether you're building a classic car with modern suspension geometry or maintaining an existing adjustable centerlink setup, this bushing set addresses a critical wear point that directly affects steering feel and alignment stability.

Engineered from bronze material, the Centerlink Bushing features a 0.755-inch inner diameter and 0.877-inch outer diameter, making it compatible with standard Allstar adjustable centerlink designs. Bronze construction delivers superior wear resistance and self-lubricating properties compared to rubber or polyurethane alternatives, extending service life in high-movement steering applications. The natural finish resists corrosion and requires minimal maintenance, while the precision-molded design ensures tight tolerances that eliminate lateral play in the pitman arm connection point. This bushing pair works in tandem to support both sides of the centerlink joint, maintaining balanced load distribution and consistent steering input response.

Installation is straightforward for experienced mechanics or suspension builders working on adjustable centerlink assemblies. These bushings are specifically designed for pitman end applications, making them ideal for street rods, vintage trucks, and custom vehicles using Allstar Performance steering systems. The pair format ensures you have matched components for symmetric steering geometry. Check your existing centerlink condition before ordering—excessive steering wheel play, wandering at highway speeds, or visible bushing deterioration all indicate replacement need. This is a wear item that should be inspected during any suspension rebuild or alignment work to guarantee optimal steering performance and safety.