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Continental Engine Mount Bushing
MFR Model# SA22387
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Continental Engine Mount Bushing
Part Number: SA22387 PMA Number: Teledyne Continental Part No. 22387 Approval Basis FAA approved Superior Air Parts, Inc. Dwg. No. SA22387 Rev. n/c dtd. 11/15/84 or later FAA approved revision. Approved Teledyne Continental (A65, A75, C75, C85, C90, O-200-A, B) Dimensions: .377 I.D. |
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Look nice and cant wait to replace the old, badly checked ones. Waiting for warmer weather!
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SUPERIOR SA22387 ENGINE MOUNT BUSHING
Very good service
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SUPERIOR SA22387 ENGINE MOUNT BUSHING
All good
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SUPERIOR SA22387 ENGINE MOUNT BUSHING
You guys are doing a great job. Thanks!
Perfect fit for my Continental C-85. Building an engine stand for my airboat and needed the rubber bushings for the mount.
great product, gteat service! I ordered the superior bushing when i should have ordered thee lord bushing. my mistake.
Perfect fit, made of quality materials, after I installed them a very noticeable decrease in vibration was felt. My old ones weren’t cracked but were in for 12 years so I changed them for preventive maintenance
Soft bushing by Superior that should resist cracking. Installed on bolt using talc powder.
Great product. Fit perfectly!
Product received as ordered, on time and correct, very satisfied, will be a returning HAPPY customer. Dennis
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