SuperPro Ford/Mazda-Lwr/Cont/Arm Inn/Bu

When you're working on the suspension of your 1983-1985 Mazda 626, replacing the control arm bushings is a key step to restoring a tight, responsive feel. These bushings are the pivot points that connect your control arms to the chassis, and when they wear out, you'll notice a sloppy steering response, uneven tire wear, and a generally less connected driving experience. This is especially true if you've put on larger tires or upgraded other suspension components.

SuperPro's polyurethane bushings are a well-built alternative to the stock rubber ones. They're made from a proprietary blend of polyurethane that's designed to last longer and handle more stress than rubber, without sacrificing ride comfort. They're unaffected by common automotive fluids like oil and coolant, and they're built tough in Australia to handle demanding conditions. Installing these will give you a noticeable improvement in how your 626 handles and performs, making your daily drive feel more solid.