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Hurst also offers steel bushing kits - that's what I'm running.

https://www.holley.com/products/driv.../parts/3327302
Paul also reviews those Hurst "Pit Pack" steel bushing in his Youtube video.
In short, the Hurst Pit Pack bushings improve reliability but are produced
with powdered metal that can fracture/crack vs using tool steel.
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Thought that I would purchase a pack and have them on hand just in case, and they are out of stock!
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Paul also reviews those Hurst "Pit Pack" steel bushing in his Youtube video.
In short, the Hurst Pit Pack bushings improve reliability but are produced
with powdered metal that can fracture/crack vs using tool steel.
Fair enough, but powdered metal has proven it's suitable for many purposes. My car is a cruiser, not a track car, so I'm not going to be hammering those bushings.
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