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Skunk2 Front Lower Control Arms - 96-00 Civic (Non-Si)

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Skunk2 Front Lower Control Arms - 96-00 Civic (Non-Si)Skunk2 Racing is proud to announce the release of its hard rubber Front Lower Control Arms for the 96 00 Civics. Skunk2 Racings Hard Rubber Bushing Front Lower Control Arms for the 96 00 Civic (non Si) models are direct replacements for OEM that greatly improve your vehicles ride quality and comfort! Restoring lost suspension performance due to soft, worn, and deteriorated 20+ year old bushings is a snap with the Skunk2 Hard Rubber LCA's; no need to

Skunk2 Racing is proud to announce the release of its hard rubber Front Lower Control Arms for the 96-00 Civics. 

Skunk2 Racing’s Hard Rubber Bushing Front Lower Control Arms for the 96-00 Civic (non-Si) models are direct replacements for OEM that greatly improve your vehicles ride quality and comfort! Restoring lost suspension performance due to soft, worn, and deteriorated 20+ year old bushings is a snap with the Skunk2 Hard Rubber LCA's; no need to hassle with taking your car to a shop or have have bushings pressed in and out! Skunk2 Racing uses OEM replacement arms that install with common hand tools!

Skunk2 Racing Front Lower Control Arms are recommended for street cars and track cars alike. For improved suspension performance, Skunk2 Front Lower Control Arms are best complemented with Skunk2 Pro Series Camber Kits, Coilovers, and Strut Tower Bars.

Features

  • Brand new direct replacement arms 
  • Improved 60ft Times
  • Rubber bushings are 15% harder than OEM bushings
  • Restores degraded suspension geometry
  • Corrosion Resistant Yellow Zinc Platting
  • No Core Charge
Vehicle applications: *96-00 Civic (CX/DX/LX/EX)
*Not compatible with 99-00 Civic Si
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