Nolathane Bush Front Sway bar mount bushing 42190 Premium Quality

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Description

Nolathane bushings bring the following improvements to your suspension:

Outstanding abrasion resistance

High load bearing capability (4WD²©, utes and towing)

Flexibility

Increased tensile strength

Chemical resistance to oil, grease, ozone and weathering

Alignment correction via adjustable bushings

The Result:

Enhanced road holding, steering and performance

Less change in suspension geometry under load, braking and through corners

Longer suspension life and less repair time

Longer tyre life

Nolathane suspension bushings synchronise your suspension system for optimal safety, handling and performance. They are the most positive link between your vehicle's springs, struts or shocks.Whether you intend to build a Street Machine, Fast 4, go bush or simply drive to work, suspension bushings are the link between your vehicle and it²© springs, struts and shock absorbers. Suspension bushings provide the movement and/or mounting points in your vehicle²© suspension system.

Nolathane bushing kits are covered for their lifetime.

Nolathane complete control arms (excl. 45946L & 45946R), trailing arms, panhard rods, strut rods, lowering blocks, u bolts, camber bolts and sway bar links are covered by a 3 year/60,000km warranty from the date of their original installation. 45946L & 45946R are covered by a 12 month/20,000km warranty.

Features

Note: eBay's compatibility table is not accurate in some cases. Please refer to the following information we have provided for you.

CONTENTS:

Nolathane Front Sway bar mount bushing

SUIT:

Ford Corsair UA 4CYL 11/1989-12/1992(22mm)
Nissan Bluebird U12 4CYL 1986-1992(22mm - suits GL, GXP and TI models)
Nissan Maxima J30 6CYL 5/1990-1/1995(22mm)
Nissan Pintara U12 4CYL 11/1989-10/1992(22mm)
Nissan Stanza U12 4CYL 1990-1992(22mm - suits GL, GXP and TI models)