• Nolathane Black Lower Inner Control Arm Bushing (REV034.0060) - Front, Polyurethane For Better Steering & Stability
  • Nolathane Black Lower Inner Control Arm Bushing (REV034.0060) - Front, Polyurethane For Better Steering & Stability
  • Nolathane Black Lower Inner Control Arm Bushing (REV034.0060) - Front, Polyurethane For Better Steering & Stability
  • Nolathane Black Lower Inner Control Arm Bushing (REV034.0060) - Front, Polyurethane For Better Steering & Stability
  • Nolathane Black Lower Inner Control Arm Bushing (REV034.0060) - Front, Polyurethane For Better Steering & Stability
  • Nolathane Black Lower Inner Control Arm Bushing (REV034.0060) - Front, Polyurethane For Better Steering & Stability
  • Nolathane Black Lower Inner Control Arm Bushing (REV034.0060) - Front, Polyurethane For Better Steering & Stability

Product Details

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Hey, feel like your car's steering is a bit loose or wandering lately?

Nolathane REV034.0060 NL Suspension Control Arm Bushing

Worn-out front control arm bushings can totally mess with your ride – they affect stability, how precise the steering feels, and even how well the brakes work.

This Nolathane lower inner bushing (part #REV034.0060) is a solid upgrade.

Nolathane REV034.0060 Front Lower CA Inner Bushing for 96

It's made from their special polyurethane formula, which is way more durable and elastic than regular rubber.

Nolathane REV034.0060 Front Control Arm Bushing for 1996

That means it'll last longer and give you much better steering feedback and precision – pretty much brings things back to 'like new' or even better.

Great for anyone looking to tighten up their front suspension without breaking the bank.

Nolathane REV034.0060 Black Control Arm Bushing (Lower

It's a black bushing, comes as the inner piece for the lower control arm at the front.

Nolathane Control Arm - Lower Inner Bushing REV034.0060

Nolathane's got that Australian heritage and USA headquarters, so you know it's quality stuff.

Nolathane® REV034.0060 Front, Driver and Passenger Side

Definitely a smart move if you're doing suspension work or just want your car to handle like it should.