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Nolathane
Nolathane Rear Differential Front Mount Bushing Kit - 49161
SKU: A1124181
$124
each
Features
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To suit Nissan 180SX, 200SX, 300ZX and Skyline
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Helps maintain pinion angles
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Supports improved gear-shift feel
- Helps improve power transfer
Product Details
Nolathane Rear Differential Front Mount Bushing Kit
This is the reinforcement your rear end has been waiting for. Replacing tired factory rubber with Nolathane diff front mount bushings locks the differential in place and keeps alignment under load. That stabilises pinion angle, cuts shunt and axle tramp, and helps your vehicle put power to the pavement.
Designed to suit Nissan 180SX, 200SX, 300ZX and Skyline, this kit delivers the firmer, more connected driveline feel you want when you lean on the throttle or click the next gear. With the diff secured, shifts feel cleaner and power transfer is sharper. Nolathane’s tough polyurethane shrugs off heat, oil and road abuse far better than ageing OE rubber, giving you consistent performance and fewer headaches down the road.
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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