Nolathane
Nolathane Front Upper Control Arm Assembly - Left - 45953L
SKU: A1291104
Features
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Left-hand front upper control arm
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To suit Ford Falcon FG/FGX and FPV
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Complete replacement arm assembly
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Fitted with Nolathane bushings
- Premium ball joint where applicable
Product Details
Nolathane Front Upper Control Arm Assembly - Left
Keep your Falcon’s front end tight and predictable with this Nolathane Front Upper Control Arm Assembly - Left. The upper arm is critical to camber control and steering feel; when bushes or joints wear, you’ll notice clunks, tramlining and uneven tyre wear. This quality, left-hand replacement brings your vehicle back to spec—and often better—on Ford Falcon FG/FGX and FPV models, restoring confident turn-in, straight-line stability and tyre life.
Supplied as a complete arm, it saves you press work and guesswork: simply bolt it in using factory mounts. Nolathane bushings resist deflection, oils and road grime, delivering sharper response and consistent alignment under braking and cornering. Where applicable, the premium ball joint provides smooth articulation and long service life. Designed as a true direct-fit left front control arm for FG/FGX and FPV, it’s a practical, durable upgrade for daily driving, spirited runs or towing.
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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