Product Details

This Whiteline Front Strut Rod to Chassis Bushing Kit fits the 1995-1998 Nissan 200SX. Order it as part number W81707A. Included: 4 bushings, 2 tubes, and grease. Application note: Standard replacement. Position: front.

Strut rod bushings do their work quietly until they fail. Worn ones allow the arm to move forward and back, which changes alignment as the car brakes and rides over bumps. Fresh bushings hold it in place. The polyurethane used here deflects much less than the original rubber under the same load.

Expect a moderate job of about 2 hours. Plan on a wheel alignment afterward. Working on the same car? We also list 12mm Adjustable Front Camber Bolts, Front Sway Bar Link Bushing Kit, and Rear Differential Mount Support Rear Bushing for the 200SX.

Features

  • Bushing compound: A synthetic elastomer compound resists oil, grease, ozone, and weathering.
  • Install guide: Instructions for fitting are packed in the box.
  • Grease: Molybdenum disulfide grease comes with it for a longer service life.
  • Self-lubricating: Built-in grease reservoirs provide continual lubrication and reduce friction.
  • Bushing material: Polyurethane bushings flex far less than rubber ones.
Specifications
Part Number W81707A
Part Name Strut Rod Bushings
Vehicle 1995-1998 Nissan 200SX
Chassis Code S14
Bushing Color Black
Bushing Inside Diameter 26.5 mm
Bushing Length 35 mm
Bushing Material Polyurethane
Bushing Outside Diameter 64 mm
Bushing Quantity 4
Durometer 85
Grade Type Regular
Hardware Included No
Installation Difficulty Moderate
Installation Time (hrs) 2
Kit Contents 4 Bushings, 2 Tubes, Grease
Material Polyurethane
Vehicle Placement Front
Wheel Alignment Required Yes
Notes 64mm OD. standard replacement

Vehicle fitment

This product fits the vehicles listed below.

YearMakeModelDrivetrainNotes
1995Nissan200SXRWD64mm OD. standard replacement
1996Nissan200SXRWD64mm OD. standard replacement
1997Nissan200SXRWD64mm OD. standard replacement
1998Nissan200SXRWD64mm OD. standard replacement

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