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Nolathane
Nolathane Front Lower Control Arm Assembly - Left - 46930
SKU: A6201475
$186
each
Features
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To suit Ford/FPV Falcon FG and Territory
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Complete left-hand replacement arm
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Pre-fitted with Nolathane bushings
- Avoids pressing bushings into the original arm
Product Details
Nolathane Front Lower Control Arm Assembly - Left
If the front end of your Falcon or Territory feels vague, tramlines or chews tyres, this complete left-hand control arm is the clean fix. Designed to suit Ford/FPV Falcon FG and Territory models, it replaces your tired arm in one hit, restoring precise steering response and consistent braking feel—without the hassle of rebuilding old components.
Pre-fitted Nolathane bushings mean you skip the press work and any risk to the original arm. They hold alignment under load and resist oil, heat and grime, so your vehicle feels tighter and tracks true for longer. The direct bolt-in left-hand assembly shortens install time and sets you up for an accurate wheel alignment—ideal for daily driving, weekend touring or towing. Get sharp, predictable handling back, minus the workshop drama.
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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