Nolathane
Nolathane Front Lower Control Arm Inner Front Bushing Kit - 45474
SKU: A1045376
Features
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To suit Subaru Forester, Impreza, Liberty and Outback
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Replaces worn control-arm bushings
- Helps restore steering precision and braking stability
Product Details
Nolathane Front Lower Control Arm Inner Front Bushing Kit
If the front end of your vehicle feels vague on turn-in or shudders under brakes, the inner bushes in the front lower control arms are usually to blame. This Nolathane kit refreshes that critical pivot point, tightening up the chassis so you get crisp steering response, consistent alignment and a more planted, confidence-inspiring drive.
Engineered to suit Subaru Forester, Impreza, Liberty and Outback models, it replaces tired factory bushings with Nolathane’s proven performance components. The result is steering precision restored and braking stability improved, especially over bumps and during hard stops. Built to handle real-world conditions and road grime, these bushings help your vehicle track straight, reduce shimmy and keep tyre wear in check. A smart, direct replacement for worn control-arm bushings when you want OE fit with upgraded feel—ideal for your daily, weekend tourer or lifted adventure rig alike.
For a well-rounded upgrade, consider matching your Nolathane fitment with new quality steering parts or the best in suspension for you vehicle. Restore confident handling, steering response and everyday driving comfort with Nolathane quality products.
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Know How
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