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SuperPro 11-18 Toyota RAV4 Trailing Arm Set - Rear

SKU: SPRTRC1161
Barcode: 9317745810209

$332.99

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SuperPro 11-18 Toyota RAV4 Trailing Arm Set - Rear

$332.99

$332.99

Tech Specs

Brand
Superpro
SKU
SPRTRC1161
Manufacturer part number
TRC1161
Category
Suspension › Suspension Arm Bushings
Shipping weight
8.4 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

SuperPro's fitter friendly complete rear trailing arms offer not only a significant performance and durability upgrade - they also offer an easy DIY or professional install. No pressing in new bushings - these arms arrive fully assembled with pre-installed SuperPro bushings and new ball joints. The large pivot bushing in these trailing (also called blade control arms) arms are large, soft and heavily voided from the factory. Because they are worked hard they can also wear quickly and replacing the bushing alone is time consuming. SuperPro offers complete arms with pre-installed bushings as not only a complete upgrade but also a quicker and easier installation. We've worked hard to make these a huge bang-for-the-buck upgrade with fully upgraded and outfitted arms offering a front end refresh for your ride!

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