Hardrace - Rear Toe Arm Pillowball - Levorg (15+)
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Hardrace - Rear Toe Arm Pillowball - Levorg (15+)

In the rangePart no. HR-7714
Material
High-strength steel alloy
Bushings
Hardened rubber
Position
Rear
Fits
VM Levorg (2014–2021)
Category
Suspension & steering
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Specifications

Brand
Hardrace
Part number
HR-7714
Material
High-strength steel alloy
Bushings
Hardened rubber
Position
Rear
Fits
VM Levorg (2014–2021)
Category
Suspension & steering

Figures as published for this part; fitment is only what we have confirmed. Check critical dimensions against your car before ordering.

About this part

Hardrace's HR-7714 is a rear toe arm for the 2015-on Levorg, built around a pillowball rather than a rubber bush at the pivot. The arm itself is a high-strength steel alloy, with a hardened rubber bush at the opposite end. A pillowball is a spherical bearing: it removes deflection entirely, so the alignment set on the rack stays the alignment the car has at full cornering load, at the cost of more noise and small impacts reaching the cabin than a standard bush.

Fitment

Confirmed for the chassis below. We list a chassis only where the part is on one of our cars or on the manufacturer’s own application list.

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The same part for other cars

We have not run this part ourselves — the ones we have are marked on our cars.