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

Polyurethane is a denser material that resists deformation better than rubber. This means less flex in the control arm, leading to improved steering response and a more direct feel from the suspension.

Do these bushings come with everything needed for installation?

This kit includes the control arm bushings themselves. You will need to reuse your existing hardware or source new hardware as needed for installation.

How difficult is the installation of these control arm bushings?

Installation involves removing the old rubber bushings and pressing in the new polyurethane ones. While it's a direct fit, it requires basic suspension knowledge and tools, and it's recommended to consult a service manual for specific procedures.

2003-2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Control Arm Bushings

Name: Prothane Mitsubishi Evo 8 Front Control Arm Bushings - Red
Brand: Prothane
SKU: prothane-prothane-mitsubishi-evo-8-front-control-arm-bushings-red-t14-98197
Price: 64.24 USD
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Prothane Mitsubishi Evo 8 Front Control Arm Bushings - Red

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Fits 2003-2006 Mitsubishi Lancer. Prothane front control arm bushings improve steering response and handling by replacing worn rubber.

Key Features

Fits 2003-2006 Mitsubishi Lancer.
Replaces worn factory rubber control arm bushings.
Made from durable red polyurethane for improved steering response.
Helps reduce suspension flex for a more connected feel.
Designed as a direct fit for the factory control arms.

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Product Details

When you're looking to tighten up the front end of your 2003-2006 Mitsubishi Lancer, replacing the stock rubber control arm bushings is a smart move. These Prothane bushings are made from a durable polyurethane material that holds its shape better than rubber, which means less flex and a more direct feel from your steering wheel. If your Lancer feels a bit vague or sloppy when you turn, worn bushings are often the culprit.

Polyurethane is known for its resilience and resistance to wear, especially under the stresses that suspension components endure. Prothane has been making these types of parts for a long time, and their red polyurethane compound is a popular choice for drivers who want improved handling without going to a full race setup. They fit right into the factory control arms, making the swap straightforward for someone comfortable working on their suspension.

Swapping these out will give you a more connected feel to the road, making your Lancer feel more responsive during spirited driving or even just everyday commutes. It’s a noticeable change that makes the car feel more solid.