Stiffer bushings allow sway bars to work at their fullest potential - For 12mm rear sway bar
Stiffer bushings allow sway bars to work at their fullest potential - For 12mm rear sway bar
Strut mount with bearing
For vehicles with production date from 04/2008
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10-02-2026
Located in the upper front part of the rear suspension - includes bushings and hardware.
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Front control arm, front position. Fits left or right side.
Located in the curved control arm or "thrust" arm
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For vehicles without sport suspension
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A more planted subframe means a more planted rear end and better handling
Recommended replacement when replacing shocks
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10-02-2026
Higher density rubber than stock, Group N race design - sold as pair.
Includes bushing and ball joint assembly, with hardware.
The straight control arm
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10-02-2026
Bolts in for quick and easy front spring, mount, and strut replacement
Bolts in for quick and easy front spring, mount, and strut replacement
Higher performance and a longer service life - precision-engineered to be superior to your stock rubber parts!
Fits 26.5mm sway bar only
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A more planted subframe means a more planted rear end and better handling
A more planted subframe means a more planted rear end and better handling
Used to increase stiffness of stock subframe bushings