Afco Control Arm Bushing P/n 20078 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Bushing Color: Natural Bushing Material: Steel Quantity: Sold individually. These AFCO Racing steel lower control arm bushings are direct replacements for standard bushings and they dramatically free up suspension travel for improved handling and traction. These control arm bushings offer the same great performance as the lightweight bushings in a standard weight version and are precision-machined to prevent galling or binding.  |
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