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Nolathane
Nolathane Front Axle Lower Coil Spring Pad 10 mm - 47440
SKU: A6328917
$68
kit
Features
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To suit Ford/FPV Falcon AU-BA-BF
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Adds approximately 10 mm ride height
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Replaces deteriorated spring pads
- Helps improve steering response
Product Details
Nolathane Front Axle Lower Coil Spring Pad 10 mm
If the front of your vehicle is starting to sag, clunk or feel a little vague through the wheel, this Nolathane coil spring pad is a simple, effective fix. Sitting on the lower seat of the front axle, it restores a proper cushion between the spring and control arm and adds approximately 10 mm of ride height. The result is a tidier stance, a touch more clearance for speed humps and driveways, and a crisper, more confident steering response.
Made to suit Ford/FPV Falcon AU-BA-BF, it’s a direct-fit replacement for tired, flattened factory pads and an easy upgrade to tackle while servicing springs or struts. The durable Nolathane compound helps the spring locate correctly to reduce unwanted noise and harshness, keeping the front end feeling solid and predictable. If you’re chasing a subtle lift without changing springs—or just want to refresh a worn front end—this coil spring pad delivers practical, long-lasting improvement.
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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