Nolathane
Nolathane Front Strut Rod to Chassis Bushing Kit - 48175
SKU: A1124184
Features
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To suit Nissan Navara D21 and Pathfinder WD21
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Replaces worn strut rod bushings
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Helps support braking efficiency
- Durable suspension-bushing solution
Product Details
Nolathane Front Strut Rod to Chassis Bushing Kit
If the front end feels vague or you hear clunks when you hit the brakes, your strut rod bushings are likely past their best. The Nolathane Front Strut Rod to Chassis Bushing Kit brings the front suspension of your vehicle back into shape, keeping the control arm located so your alignment stays true and steering remains confident under braking and cornering. Purpose-built for Nissan Navara D21 and Pathfinder WD21 models, it’s the smart way to refresh a critical wear point.
Swapping in fresh Nolathane bushings replaces worn originals with a durable solution that helps support braking efficiency, improves stability and reduces unwanted fore and aft movement of the wheel. Engineered for an OE-style fit on stock strut rods and chassis mounts, this kit stands up to hard miles, heavy loads and rough roads - ideal for daily driving, touring and light off-road use. Restore precision and enjoy a more controlled, connected feel from your vehicle.
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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