Propeller shaft strut bushing

skidim.com indicates the following bushing for CC:

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I recently used the Duramax BADE:

LINK to Duramax

I also used the Delrin (sp?) bushings a few years ago, Probably have 300 hours on them, still perfect.

John and Mark,
It's not Delrin but close. Delrin is made by Dupont and is a homopolymer acetal. The Vesconite is also in the acetal family of homopolymers and made by Vesconite. They claimit has better low friction and higher load capacity than the typical acetal.
FWIW, I was involved with a study to determine the best water lubricated bushing in a food processing application. We consulted the bushing/plastic manufactures and picked 20 plastics in both the thermosetting and thermoplastic groups as well as several rubber lined metal bushings. One of rubber lined bushings was the one we had been using for years. We got them out in the field at 2 locations sampled and measured wear of the bushings and the stainless shafting running on them after 1 year and again at 2 years. At 1 year, about half of the plastic bushings were almost to the point of failure (worn over half of their original wall thickness) and pulled from the test. The end result was the rubber lined brass bushings outperformed all the plastics!! I know many have had good results with the Vesconite cutlass bearings but personally I stick with the tried and true rubber!! BTW, when I restored my 54, the rubber cutlass was in such good shape, I didn't even bother a R&R!!