Superpro Front Control Arm Lower-Inner Rear Bushing Kit

Fitment: 2002 Mitsubishi Lancer

Part #: SPF3111K

Overview

The SuperPro Front Control Arm Lower-Inner Rear Bushing Kit is a high-quality replacement component designed specifically for the 2002 Mitsubishi Lancer. This kit is intended for enthusiasts and DIY mechanics seeking to restore or improve their vehicle’s suspension performance. Over time, rubber bushings in the control arm can degrade due to age, exposure to elements, and driving conditions, leading to compromised wheel alignment, uneven tire wear, and less responsive steering. Replacing these worn bushings with durable, performance-oriented components helps maintain optimal suspension geometry and driving feel, ensuring your vehicle handles as intended. This kit provides a direct-fit solution that restores the integrity of your control arm assembly, supporting precise steering response and improved handling characteristics. It is ideal for those looking to maintain or upgrade their vehicle’s suspension system for better road feel, stability, and longevity.

Key Features

SuperPro’s control arm bushing kit is crafted from high-quality polyurethane material, offering enhanced durability and resistance to wear compared to standard rubber bushings. The design focuses on providing a firm yet compliant connection that supports consistent suspension movement. These bushings are engineered to withstand the stresses of daily driving and spirited handling, helping to reduce unwanted suspension noise and vibrations. The kit’s precise engineering ensures a straightforward installation process, making it suitable for both professional technicians and experienced DIY enthusiasts.

• Manufactured from durable polyurethane for long-lasting performance
• Designed to restore proper suspension alignment and handling
• Helps reduce wheel misalignment caused by worn bushings
• Supports improved steering response and vehicle stability
• Engineered for easy installation with direct-fit design
• Resistant to oil, grease, and environmental factors