Teknorot H-476 Rotary Control Arm - Right Front for Honda Civic 2016+ | 444 mm Height
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Listed for Civic · 2016 onwards
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Upgrade Your Honda Civic's Performance!
The Teknorot H-476 Rotary Control Arm is engineered specifically for the right front suspension of Honda Civic models from 2016 onwards. This essential component ensures optimal handling and stability while driving. Whether you're an automobile owner looking to enhance your vehicle's performance, or a car repair professional needing a reliable part for your repairs, the H-476 delivers!
Key Features:
- Mounting Side: Right Front Axle
- Material: High-Quality Steel
- Width: 4.37 inches (111 mm)
- Height: 17.52 inches (444 mm)
- Buggy Arm Type: Transverse
- Thread Size: M14x1.5
- Maximum Length: 20.08 inches (510 mm)
- Weight: 10.87 lbs (4.932 kg)
This control arm is designed to fit seamlessly and provide reliable performance. It's a vital part of any suspension system and contributes significantly to overall driving safety.
Installation Instructions:
1. Ensure the vehicle is securely lifted and supported.
2. Remove the old control arm from the right front suspension.
3. Install the Teknorot H-476 in place, tightening all necessary bolts per manufacturer specifications.
4. Lower the vehicle and conduct a test drive to verify performance.
Upgrade your Honda Civic today with the Teknorot H-476 Rotary Control Arm and experience improved handling on the road!
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Returns & warranty
30 days to return an unused part in its original packaging. Manufacturer warranty of 12 months against defects.
