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Nolathane
Sway Bar Mount Bushing Kit 26mm - 421025
SKU: A6221199
$41
each
Features
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Fits 26mm sway bar
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To suit Ford Falcon/Fairlane EL-BF and FPV
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Knurled inner diameter retains grease
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Product Details
Sway Bar Mount Bushing Kit 26mm
This Nolathane sway bar mount bushing kit restores the bar-to-chassis connection so your vehicle corners flatter and tracks true. If your Ford Falcon/Fairlane or FPV feels vague or squeaks over bumps, worn mounts are a common culprit. Replace them with performance polyurethane and feel the front end tighten—sharper turn-in, more grip and confidence without harshness.
Made to precisely fit a 26mm sway bar on EL–BF Falcon/Fairlane and FPV models, the sizing delivers a secure clamp and proper alignment. The knurled inner diameter holds grease in place, reducing noise and wear for smooth, consistent action mile after mile. Nolathane’s tough compound resists heat, oil and road grime far better than rubber, and it’s backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty for long-term peace of mind.
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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