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Good evening,

I am hoping someone here who knows can direct me to the proper front and rear sway bar D bushes for an R32 with 24mm thick swaybars. SuperPro, Whiteline etc. I don't mind which brand as long as it will FIT. Or some brackets I can buy to replace my own that will suit these bushes.

 

I recently ordered the Whiteline BNK013 kit (heavy duty, front (BNF28Z) and rear (BNR26XZ), 24mm thick swaybars) for my 32.

In the package I received, the sway bars appear to be correct, but the D bushes I received for the front do not fit the brackets on my 32, the outside diameter is too large (See below).DBracket3NF24.jpg.4f7f7efd05007d20d6c0a5e51fb15688.jpg

They have 5093-24 stamped on them and the bag they came in was labelled '3NF24 R33 Skyline'.

For comparison, the below pic is the old bush in the bracket

DBracketR32bush.jpg.ee8953c2c4821d6830662a53ef33ee53.jpg

 

I haven't even got to the rears yet but the bag they came in are labelled '3NR26XZ Nissan Silvia'. I'm hoping that it's just interchangeable parts.

 

Has anyone else come across this, or know part numbers/direct links to the right product?

 

Thanks,

 

Aaron

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