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Nolathane
Nolathane DIY Polyurethane Solid Rod - 49084
SKU: A1272063
$109
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Features
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40 mm outside diameter
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300 mm length
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85A durometer polyurethane
- Suitable for machining custom bushings
Product Details
Nolathane DIY Polyurethane Solid Rod
When you’re building or refreshing a suspension, sometimes the right bushing just doesn’t exist. The Nolathane DIY Polyurethane Solid Rod lets you machine the exact piece your vehicle needs, delivering the positive, long-lasting feel Nolathane is known for without the mush of tired rubber.
With a 40 mm outside diameter and a 300 mm length, there’s plenty of material to turn multiple bushings, spacers or stops on a standard lathe. The 85A durometer polyurethane hits the sweet spot: firm enough to sharpen steering response and keep alignment true under load, yet compliant enough to keep vibration in check. It machines predictably and holds its shape, so your finished parts press in cleanly and perform consistently.
Ideal for custom control arm, sway bar or driveline mounts, this DIY rod helps you solve odd sizes, prototype one-offs or upgrade wear-prone locations. Cut, bore and finish to your dimensions, press in, and get back to enjoying a tighter, more precise 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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300mm
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