SuperPro Enhancement Bush Kit
2005–2010 Chrysler 300 / 2008–2010 Dodge Challenger / 2006–2010 Dodge Charger / 2005–2008 Dodge Magnum
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Overview:
The SuperPro Enhancement Bush Kit is a comprehensive front and rear suspension upgrade designed specifically for select Chrysler and Dodge models, including the Chrysler 300 (2005–2010), Dodge Challenger (2008–2010), Dodge Charger (2006–2010), and Dodge Magnum (2005–2008). This kit is engineered to improve your vehicle’s handling, steering precision, and overall driving dynamics by replacing worn or inferior factory bushings with high-quality polyurethane components.
Ideal for enthusiasts and daily drivers alike, the SuperPro bushings help maintain or correct steering geometry, resulting in enhanced safety, better tire wear, and improved fuel efficiency. Whether you’re looking to restore your vehicle’s original performance or seeking a durable upgrade for spirited driving, this kit delivers long-lasting benefits.
Key Features:
SuperPro bushings are renowned for their durability and performance advantages over traditional rubber components. Key features of this Enhancement Bush Kit include:
- Complete front and rear suspension bushing replacement for improved handling and stability
- Engineered to maintain or correct steering geometry for precise control
- Resistant to extreme temperatures, oils, water, and coolant for reliable performance in all conditions
- Constructed from SuperPro’s proprietary engineering-grade polyurethane for superior strength and longevity
- Quieter operation compared to other aftermarket bushings, reducing noise and vibration
- Designed, engineered, and manufactured in Australia with strict quality control standards
- Lifetime warranty ensuring confidence in product durability and performance
Construction & Design:
The SuperPro Enhancement Bush Kit utilizes a proprietary polyurethane formula that outperforms conventional rubber bushings in both durability and performance. Polyurethane offers excellent resistance to degradation from heat, chemicals, and environmental exposure, ensuring the bushings maintain their shape and function over time. This material also provides a firmer, more responsive connection between suspension components, enhancing vehicle feedback without compromising ride comfort.
Each bushing is precision-engineered to fit the specific suspension points of the compatible Chrysler and Dodge models, ensuring a perfect fit and straightforward installation. The Australian manufacturing process incorporates rigorous testing and quality assurance to deliver consistent, high-quality components that meet or exceed OEM standards.
Performance & Sound
By replacing worn factory rubber bushings with SuperPro’s polyurethane components, this kit significantly improves suspension stiffness and reduces unwanted flex. This translates to sharper handling, improved cornering stability, and more predictable steering response. Additionally, the bushings help reduce suspension noise and vibration, providing a quieter and more refined driving experience without sacrificing performance.
Installation & Fitment:
The SuperPro Enhancement Bush Kit is designed as a direct fit replacement for the front and rear suspension bushings on the specified Chrysler 300, Dodge Challenger, Charger, and Magnum models. Installation typically requires standard suspension disassembly tools and moderate mechanical skill. No major modifications are necessary, making it suitable for professional installation or experienced DIY enthusiasts.
What's Included:
- Complete set of front and rear suspension bushings tailored for fitment
- Detailed instructions for installation
Ideal For:
This kit is perfect for owners of Chrysler 300 (2005–2010), Dodge Challenger (2008–2010), Dodge Charger (2006–2010), and Dodge Magnum (2005–2008) who want to restore or enhance their vehicle’s suspension performance. It suits daily drivers seeking improved ride quality and tire longevity, as well as enthusiasts looking for better handling and steering precision without compromising comfort or reliability.
