Whiteline - Rear Trailing arm - lower front bushing - W61381A
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Whiteline - Rear Trailing arm - lower front bushing - W61381A

In the rangePart no. W61381A

Fitment not listed

The supplier does not state which cars this fits, and we would rather say so than guess. Ask us with your car and we will check before you order.

In the box
4 Bushings, 2 Tubes
Installation time
2 Hours
Wheel alignment required
Yes
Category
Suspension & steering
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Specifications

Brand
Whiteline
Part number
W61381A
In the box
4 Bushings, 2 Tubes
Installation time
2 Hours
Wheel alignment required
Yes
Bush outer diameter
55 mm
Bush inner diameter
22 mm
Bush length
29.0 mm
Flange thickness
9 mm
Flange outer diameter
62.1 mm
Position
Front
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

The W61381A is Whiteline's lower front trailing arm bushing, supplied as four bushings and two fitting tubes. Each one measures 55mm outer diameter by 22mm inner diameter and 29.0mm long, with a 62.1mm flange 9mm thick. Soft factory rubber at that position lets the arm move under load, so a firmer bushing there holds the geometry where it is set instead of letting it drift. Fitting takes about two hours, and the car needs a wheel alignment once it's done.

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

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