Established in 2009
OE Numbers:
33503404616
Vehicle Application:
BMW Imported X3 E83
The Stabilizer Bushing is a split rubber suspension component engineered to connect the stabilizer bar to the vehicle chassis. It functions to reduce vibration and manage lateral load transfer during cornering. This component is designed as a universal insert replacement, compatible with LJ-732 outer housing, allowing for the retention of the existing metal shell during installation.
Split Structure: The open-type design facilitates direct installation onto the stabilizer bar without requiring a press, simplifying the replacement process.
Vibration Damping: The rubber composition isolates the stabilizer bar from the chassis mounting points to decrease structural noise and road vibration transmission.
Dimensional Precision: Manufactured to the 46.5x48x43x17 specification to ensure interface accuracy with the corresponding OE mount and stabilizer bar diameter.
Designed for BMW X3 E83 SUV models, this bushing interfaces with the front or rear stabilizer bar system depending on specific chassis configuration. The component maintains the stabilizer bar's positional integrity while allowing the torsional movement required for effective anti-roll function during vehicle dynamics.
Established in 2009
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