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Old Feb 8, 2017 | 03:23 PM
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you better be careful, polys dont FLEX look at these... SEE THOSE TEETH ????
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Old Feb 8, 2017 | 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Superfast1
Does anyone know of a trustworthy aftermarket vendor that make the bushings for the 97 LS400's front strut rods (the ones that Scrappes showed on the right of his photo)? I know Febest makes the bushings for the LCA's. There's a vendor on eBay selling the front strut rod's bushings made in Thailand but I'm not sure if they're any good. Please advise. Thanks.

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Old Feb 9, 2017 | 10:17 AM
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Great. Thanks everyone.
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Old Feb 9, 2017 | 01:29 PM
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Still very curious as to the original question in this post.................
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Old Feb 9, 2017 | 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by bradland
Still very curious as to the original question in this post.................
I really dont think so, or it would be VERY popular... the bushing comes in the arm... but if there is one out there, I would like to know it also..
I have not even heard of any adus bushings fitting the LCA..
BUT I DID FIND THIS: https://febestparts.com/ARM_BUSHING_...ER_ARM/TAB-173

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Default check this out lower control arm bushing

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At 260k, my upper control arm bushings were great, my lower control arm bushing on one side was totally done. Lower Ball Joints were toast as well
https://febestparts.com/ARM_BUSHING_...ER_ARM/TAB-173 :$14.36 each..
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Old Feb 9, 2017 | 11:16 PM
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Billy you may have helped answer the question! This makes 2 aftermarket companies selling LCA bushings using the same part number for a wide range of years. Energy Suspension sells the same part for 90 - 2000. Febest shows theirs to fit 94 - 2000. The last year Lexus shows it as a separate part from the control arm is 1994.....
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Guys- I believe the strut bar assemblies for the left & right carry 2 different part #'s (4866040021 & 4566040011) but for the bushings, it's the same one (4867450051), correct? Thanks.
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Old Feb 10, 2017 | 01:19 PM
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Yes
Strut rods have a L part # and a R part #
The bushing will fit both interchangeably.
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Originally Posted by Superfast1
Guys- I believe the strut bar assemblies for the left & right carry 2 different part #'s (4866040021 & 4566040011) but for the bushings, it's the same one (4867450051), correct? Thanks.
be SURE and clock them properly AND only tighten them with full auto weight on the tires, or you will ruin them......
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Billydpowe- I know the bushings must be loaded with the weight of the car prior to tightening. When you said clock them properly, do you mean install the new bushings in the exact position as the old one? Thanks.
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the yellow tabs mount at 6 o'clock
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Billydpowe- Lexus/Toyota is no longer selling the bushing by itself. I guess they want to make more money by selling the whole strut rod assembly. Where & when did you get yours? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Superfast1
Billydpowe- Lexus/Toyota is no longer selling the bushing by itself. I guess they want to make more money by selling the whole strut rod assembly. Where & when did you get yours? Thanks.
2010 my invoice
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Old Feb 14, 2017 | 06:21 PM
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I've called a number of local & online Lexus dealers but none of them carry the bushings anymore. Looks like I'll have no choice but to buy the complete strut rod assemblies.
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