What is the main benefit of using polyurethane bushings over rubber?

Polyurethane bushings are more rigid than rubber, which reduces flex and unwanted movement in the suspension. This can lead to a more connected and responsive feel from your car's handling.

Do these bushings come with new control arms?

No, these are replacement bushings only. They are designed to be pressed into your existing rear lower control arms.

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BLOX Racing 2013+ BRZ/GR86 & 2008+ WRX/STI Replacement Poly Bushings for Rear Lower Control Arm

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Brand: BLOX Racing
Part #: BXSS-50010-BSH
UPC: BXSS-50010-BSH

BLOX Racing 2013+ BRZ/GR86 & 2008+ WRX/STI Replacement Poly Bushings for Rear Lower Control Arm

Name: BLOX Racing 2013+ BRZ/GR86 & 2008+ WRX/STI Replacement Poly Bushings for Rear Lower Control Arm
Brand: BLOX Racing
Price: 13.60 USD
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BLOX Racing rear lower control arm bushings for 2013+ BRZ/GR86 & 2008+ WRX/STI. Improves rear suspension feel.

Key Features

Fits 2013+ Subaru BRZ/Toyota GR86 and 2008+ Subaru WRX/STI.
Constructed from durable polyurethane material.
Replaces stock rubber bushings in the rear lower control arm.
Helps reduce suspension flex for a more direct feel.

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Product Details

These BLOX Racing replacement bushings are made from a durable polyurethane material. They are designed to replace the stock rubber bushings in the rear lower control arms for 2013 and newer Subaru BRZ and Toyota GR86 models, as well as 2008 and newer Subaru WRX and STI models. Upgrading from the factory rubber bushings to polyurethane can offer a more direct feel from your rear suspension.

Polyurethane is known for its resilience and ability to maintain its shape under load, which can help reduce unwanted flex in the suspension components. This can lead to more predictable handling and a firmer connection between the chassis and the road. When installing these, you'll want to ensure the control arms are properly supported and that you have the necessary tools to press out the old bushings and install the new ones.