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Rear Diff Mounting Polyurethane Bushings - Audi - 38 mm - Track hardness

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UGC pow-013-85
Prix d'origine $65.00 - Prix d'origine $65.00
Prix d'origine
$65.00
$65.00 - $65.00
Prix actuel $65.00
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A set for rear differential mounting for Audi Audi 100 / 200 / S4 / S6/ V8 D11

Polyurethane bushings work ideally with performance suspensions. Rubber suspension bushings are a proven compromise in performance vehicles. When additional horsepower is added, plus size tires then OEM or rubber bushings tend to stress beyond design limits. Polyurethane bushings are strong enough to control movement and maintain wheel alignment.

OEM part numbers 183199381A and 441199381E used in rear diff housing part number 443525325B

The inside diameter is 38 mm.

What’s Included:
– bonded polyurethane bushing for rear diff
– grease for fittings the bushings in the wishbone

Features:
– polyurethane bushing
– yellow track hardness 85 ShA rated bushing

Fitment:
– Rear differential housing – Audi V8 D11 (1989 – 1994)
– Rear differential housing – Audi 100 Quattro (1985 – 1991)
– Rear differential housing – Audi 200 Quattro (1985 – 1991)
– Rear differential housing – Audi S6 C4 (1995 – 1997)

OEM part numbers 183 199 381 A and 441 199 381 E
Housing part number 443 525 325 B

Notice: There should be two washers installed on both sides of the bush. One OEM and one we provide with the package.

This part also goes by the following cross reference.

Cross Reference Part Number:

About these Suspension Bushings

The VERKLINE pow-013-85 bushing cushions the joint between suspension parts and the car's body, absorbing vibration while controlling movement. As bushings crack or soften, handling becomes vague and the suspension starts to knock.

Frequently asked questions

What are the signs of worn bushings?

Clunking over bumps, wandering or vague steering, a shimmy under braking, uneven tire wear, and visible cracks, tears or separated rubber.

What is the difference between rubber and polyurethane bushings?

Rubber bushings, like factory parts, prioritise comfort and quietness. Polyurethane bushings are firmer, sharpening handling and lasting longer, but they can pass more noise and vibration into the cabin.

Can I replace bushings myself?

Many bushings must be pressed out of and into their arm or bracket, which needs a press or a dedicated bushing tool. Some are sold already fitted to a new arm, which is often simpler.

Is anything special needed during installation?

Tighten bushing bolts with the car at normal ride height so the bushing is not twisted at rest, and have an alignment done after replacing bushings that affect wheel position.

How do I make sure this suspension bushing fits my car?

Compare the part numbers listed on this page with the number on your old part or in your vehicle's parts catalog, and check the fitment information. If you are unsure, contact us with your VIN before ordering.