Rubber control arm bushings control movement while offering a suitable amount of deflection for increased comfort and driveability. Swapping these to a stiffer material will reduce deflection and improve response. Turner Motorsport carries a wide variety of bushings and materials to support your individual needs.
Restore precise steering feel and eliminate unwanted noise. This Meyle bracket includes pre-pressed bushings for a straightforward installation, directly replacing worn components.
Restore precise front-end feel and handling with this Meyle HD Front Left Control Arm Bushing and Bracket assembly. Engineered for durability, it includes the bracket and mounting hardware for a straightforward, performance-oriented replacement.
Show More Show Less
Anytime that you replace your front control arms you must replace your control arm bushings. The reason is because it's hard to tell if you're bushings are really bad and they are often destroyed when removed. These are the control arm bushings from the 1996-1999 E36 M3 and have the hole in the center.
These are the stock bushings bushings from the 1996-99 E36 M3 and MZ3 but are a great upgrade for any E30 - 318/325, E36 - 325/323/328, and Z3 -1.9, 2.3, 2.5, 2.8, 3.0. They have more rubber than the non-M stock bushings. We have found the increased volume of rubber helps the bushings last longer and have better steering response due to less deflection of the bushing. These bushings can actually help reduce vibrations produced by the mass of larger wheels or brakes.
For convenience, we carry the steel bushing carrier brackets (part# TSU9995PB3) with new hardware which will save you downtime caused by pressing out the old bushings and pressing in the new bushings.
This item fits the following BMWs: 1984-1991 E30 BMW 318i 318is 318ic 325e 325es 325i 325ic 325is 1992-1999 E36 BMW 318i 318is 318ti 318ic 323is 323ic 325i 325is 325ic 328i 328is 328ic 1996-1999 E36 BMW M3 1997-2002 Z3 BMW Z3 1.9 Z3 2.3 Z3 2.5i Z3 2.8 Z3 3.0i M Coupe M Roadster
Show More Show Less
Symptoms of failed control arm bushings commonly include a loose and imprecise feel in the steering, excessive shaking and vibration through the steering that increases with speed and braking, and squeaking, whining or grinding from the front when turning at slow speeds.
Show More Show Less
