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Bush for front reinforcement bar front position Powerflex PFF76-501BLK Toyota MR2

Reference 545PFF76501BLK

Brand : Powerflex

Condition : New product

Model : Toyota MR2 PFF76-501BLK

Product : Bush for front reinforcement bar front position. Sold as a set of 2 items. Price for the complete set; basket quantity 1 = 2 items.

Price: €96.00
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Powerflex PFF76-501BLK in the Black Series range replaces the corresponding bush on the documented applications below. Its function and position must match the removed component.

Bush for front reinforcement bar front position.

  • Manufacturer reference: PFF76-501BLK
  • Range: Black Series
  • Position on supplier diagram: N°1
  • Quantity per box: 2. Stated quantity required: 2.
  • Made in the United Kingdom. The polyurethane is stated to resist petrol, oil, acids and water.
  • The increased stiffness aims to maintain geometry, support suspension and tyre operation and extend component service life.
  • Black Series is intended for competition and high-load use. The supplier specifies 95 Shore A polyurethane, 80% greater load resistance than the original bushes and 25% greater stiffness than Road Series.

Sold as a set of 2 items. Price for the complete set; basket quantity 1 = 2 items.

Identified applications

Vehicle makeModel / designationDetails / years
ToyotaMR2MR2 Gen2 SW20 (1989 - 1999); MR2 SW20 REV 2 to 5 (1991 - 1999)

Fit only to the stated applications and dimensions. Check the exact Powerflex reference, vehicle generation, fitting position and restrictions before ordering and installation. This component is not declared universal.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    545PFF76501BLK
  • MPN
    PFF76-501BLK

  • Vehicles
    MR2
  • Car brand
    TOYOTA
  • Material
    Polyurethane

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