Control/Trailing Arm, wheel suspension 31122413485
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
DELPHI TC2229 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Fitting position front axle left, fitting position lower, fitting position rear
Article number: TC2229
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
Fitting position
Lower
Fitting position
Rear
Material
Steel
In stock
£40.62
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
FEBI BILSTEIN 36328 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Paired article number 36329, inner diameter 1 [mm] 14, inner diameter 2 [mm] 14
Article number: 36328
Paired article number
36329
Inner diameter 1 [mm]
14
Inner diameter 2 [mm]
14
External thread size
M14 x 1,5
In stock
£46.58
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
FEBI BILSTEIN 40571 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Paired article number 40572, inner diameter [mm] 14, external thread size m14 x 1,5
Article number: 40571
Paired article number
40572
Inner diameter [mm]
14
External thread size
M14 x 1,5
Material
Cast Steel
In stock
£47.36
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
VAICO V20-1173 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Material cast steel, control/trailing arm type trailing arm, fitting position left
Article number: V20-1173
Material
Cast Steel
Control/trailing arm type
Trailing Arm
Fitting position
Left
Fitting position
Lower Front Axle
In stock
£57.98
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
SWAG 20 93 6328 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Paired article number 20 93 6329, inner diameter 1 [mm] 14, inner diameter 2 [mm] 14
Article number: 20 93 6328
Paired article number
20 93 6329
Inner diameter 1 [mm]
14
Inner diameter 2 [mm]
14
External thread size
M14 x 1,5
Out of stock
£67.59
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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