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Nolathane
Nolathane Front Lower Control Arm Inner Rear Bushing Kit - 45684
SKU: A6201450
$782
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Features
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To suit Honda Civic 10th Gen FC-FK
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Replaces worn control-arm bushings
- Helps restore steering precision and braking stability
Product Details
Nolathane Front Lower Control Arm Inner Rear Bushing Kit
Give your Civic’s front end the tight, confident feel it had when new. This Nolathane front lower control arm inner rear bushing kit replaces the soft, worn factory rubber that lets your alignment drift and your steering go vague. Nolathane’s performance elastomer shrugs off heat, oil and road grime, holding geometry under load so your vehicle tracks straight, turns in crisply and stays composed under hard braking.
Engineered to suit Honda Civic 10th Gen FC–FK, it’s a direct-fit upgrade for the inner rear bushes on the front lower control arms. Expect cleaner feedback through the wheel, more stable braking, and more consistent tire wear—without an unruly increase in NVH. Ideal for daily drivers and weekend enthusiasts alike, this kit helps restore precision and confidence while keeping maintenance simple.
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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