Upgraded Front Control Arm Rear Bushing for your Audi TT MK3
Audi A3 8V FWD 1.8T Suspension Bushings
Upgraded Front Control Arm Rear Bushing for your Audi TT MK3
Properly lubricate your SuperPro polyurethane bushings - 500 grams
Connects the lower control arm to the subframe
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This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
07-24-2026
Offer up to +/- 1.0° of on-car camber adjustment which can help maximize the tire’s effective contact patch
Fits front position on front control arm - Fits vehicles left or right side
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This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
07-24-2026
Properly lubricate your SuperPro polyurethane bushings
Helps maintain proper suspension geometry for improved handling and less rear steer feeling
Replacement hardware that is recommended to be replaced when servicing your trailing arms. Kit includes hardware for both sides.
Lock down your rear anti-roll bar and achieve laser-precise rear-end stability on the track!
Located on the wheel bearing housing where the lower control arm mounts
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This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
07-18-2026
For rear position on front control arm - Fits vehicles left or right side
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Fits the left and right side
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Tighten up your rear suspension
Located on the wheel bearing housing where the lower control arm mounts
MSRP stands for Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. This is the suggested retail price provided by the manufacturer, supplier or seller.
This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
07-24-2026
Suffering uneven tyre wear, unbalanced braking or a less predictable rear end while cornering?