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Upper Shackle Bush Kit Fits Mitsubishi Challenger 97-02 (BK) SK674 – Transgold

Name: Upper Shackle Bush Kit Fits Mitsubishi Challenger 97-02 (BK) SK674 – Transgold
Brand: Transgold
SKU: SK674
Price: 28.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

$28.00

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Upper Shackle Bush Kit Fits Mitsubishi Challenger 97-02 (BK) SK674 – Transgold

Restore proper rear suspension movement and improve load stability in your Mitsubishi Challenger with the Transgold SK674 Upper Shackle Bush Kit. Designed to suit Challenger models from 1997–2002, these upper shackle bushes are responsible for allowing the rear leaf springs to articulate smoothly while keeping the axle correctly aligned under the chassis. Over time, the original bushes can deteriorate due to towing, carrying heavy loads, off-road use, and everyday wear. When worn, they can cause clunking noises, harsh vibration, excessive rear-end sway, poor ride comfort, and uneven tyre wear. Installing the SK674 helps restore smooth shackle operation and brings your Challenger back to a stable, controlled, and quieter driving experience.

Manufactured using high-quality OEM-grade rubber, the Transgold SK674 bush kit is engineered to handle Australia’s demanding conditions—from rough tracks to daily commuting. These bushes absorb road shock, reduce unwanted flex in the shackle assembly, and maintain proper leaf spring alignment for safer handling and improved suspension performance. Replacing worn upper shackle bushes is a cost-effective way to enhance stability when cornering or braking, protect surrounding suspension components from premature wear, and improve overall ride comfort. With precise fitment and dependable Transgold durability, this kit ensures long-lasting performance on and off the road.

Key Features:

Fits Mitsubishi Challenger 1997–2002 (Upper Shackle Bush Kit)
Restores correct leaf spring movement and rear suspension stability
Reduces clunking noises, vibration, and rear-end sway
OEM-grade rubber construction for durability and long service life
Improves load handling, braking stability & ride comfort
Ideal for towing, off-road driving & everyday use
Designed for accurate, secure fitment
Quality engineered by Transgold

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