Technical Specifications:

• Reference Number: 216267B
• Product Type: Front Suspension Bush Kit
• Compatible Vehicles:
  • Lexus GS I (1991-1997) S140
  • Toyota Aristo I (1991-1997) S140
• Components Included:
  • 2x 211977A: Front Lower Arm Bush (SPORT)
  • 2x 211978A: Front Lower Radius Arm to Chassis Bush (SPORT)
  • 2x 211979B: Front Anti-Roll Bar Bush
  • 4x 211912A: Front Upper Arm Bush (SPORT)
• Diagram Reference: D2146
• Quantity Required per Vehicle: 1
• Pieces per Product: 1
• Total Pieces per Kit: 10
• Material Hardness: 80 Shore A
• Material Composition: Polyurethane (PUR/PU)
• Grease Included: Yes

Elevate your vehicle's performance with our premium Front Suspension Bush Kit, designed specifically for the Lexus GS I and Toyota Aristo I models from 1991 to 1997. This meticulously engineered kit enhances handling precision and ride quality, making it an essential upgrade for any car enthusiast looking to optimize their suspension system.

Each component in this kit is crafted from high-quality polyurethane, offering superior durability and resistance to wear compared to traditional rubber bushings. The 80 Shore A hardness rating ensures a perfect balance between comfort and performance, allowing for improved responsiveness during spirited driving while maintaining a smooth ride on everyday roads.

The kit includes two front lower arm bushes, two lower radius arm to chassis bushes, two anti-roll bar bushes, and four upper arm bushes, all designed to work in harmony to reduce unwanted movement and enhance stability. With our bush kit, you can expect sharper cornering, reduced body roll, and an overall more connected feel to the road.

Installation is straightforward, and we provide grease with every kit to ensure optimal performance right out of the box. Whether you're a seasoned racer or a weekend warrior, our Front Suspension Bush Kit is the perfect addition to your tuning arsenal, delivering real-world driving benefits that you can feel.

Upgrade your suspension today and experience the RaceStage.eu difference—where quality meets performance engineering.