SPC Performance FRT ARM BSHGS K2500(PR)

Marsoni

M251S

$108.53

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SPC Performance FRT ARM BSHGS K2500(PR)SKU: 86330 UPC: 082642863304 SPC Performance 86330 Front Arm Bushings K2500(PR) These SPC Performance offset bushings replace the upper OE bushing in K2500 control arms to provide 1. 0 of additional camber change. OE style rubber construction preserves factory ride characteristics on Chevrolet and GMC 2500 series trucks and SUVs from 1999 2013. Key Features Offset Design: Provides 1. 0 camber adjustment Material: OE style rubber for original ride

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Seems to be durable for 2 VERY agressive chewer Boston Terriers. Cricket and Alice are shockingly good at chewing - grateful they pick to do so with thier toys. Trial vs other name brand competitor. PetStages' is a little larger so harder to bite on fir small dogs, but seems to be equally durable. While PetStages proudly states it has real wood fiber and scent (whoch I thought would win)... they prefered the other. Both dogs love to chew on real sticks. But, when the bossy one indicated she was taking over the stick the other dog had, they exchanged, and kept chewing, over and over, back and forth. I mean to say, whatever the prefered stick was at first didnt seem to matter later. These super hard chew toys do make me nervous. One dog broke a tooth last summer on a different brand toy, a very expensive extraction bill, and poor pup's terrible discomfort... but the other did not and has amazing white teeth, all around.... so.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2025

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Michael F Doyle

Alexandria, US

★★★★★ 5

Great for teething puppies

Color: Dogwood (Brown), Size: Small (Pack of 1)

My pup absolutely loves this. Can keep him occupied for up to 45 min at a time. Pretty durable, too.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2026

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Just my opinion

Los Angeles, US

★★★★★ 5

The best chew ever for a strong chewer

Color: Dogwood (Brown), Size: Large (Pack of 1)

We have a 77lb goldendoodle who loves these. We’re lucky because he doesn’t chew on anything other than his toys, but when he starts on this…he really goes at it. It’s healthy, (not synthetic), doesn’t break apart, (no pieces to worry about him swallowing), it just perfect for him. The noise may get on your nerves but it’s a small price to pay to keep him from chewing on your furniture, shoes, or anything else a mischievous dog can find.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026

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Kylie

Boise, US

★★★★★ 3

Little pieces break off

Color: Dogwood (Brown), Size: Large (Pack of 1)

My dog is obsessed with this. It does last a long time even given her strong chewing capabilities. I wish it was a little bigger. The main reason I rated it so low is when my dog is chewing on this it breaks off a little plastic peice and sometimes it hits the back of her throat making her cough so you have to supervise with this.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2026