Nissan GT-R Front Lower Wishbone Rear Bush Anti-Lift & Caster Offset

PFF46-702G is a CNC machined aluminium mount to provide anti-lift and caster offset. These beautiful parts ship with specially designed self-aligning bolts for simple fitting and stainless steel sleeves to combat failures of the original parts. Designed as part of a Handling Kit in partnership with Litchfield Motors to benefit Nissan GTR's of all years, these parts have been proven and tested on both road and track.Installation, along with carefully chosen Litchfield geometry settings, will transform the chassis performance and enjoyment of your GTR.Improved grip, greater steering feel, more positive turn-in and reduced tyre wear are just some of the benefits the Handling Kit will provide by applying revised geometry settings, otherwise unachievable using standard parts and without the high cost of motorsport-derived parts.The replacement CNC mounts also introduce an Anti-Lift effect to help maintain a more consistent control under acceleration and load. The new rear mount and bush also address the increasingly common problem of cracked front bush assemblies, ultimately requiring an expensive replacement - over 690 + vat each side.The Handling Kit allows for a greater tyre contact area which, in turn, provides greater feedback information back to the driver, improves traction and offers greater stability. The increased caster angle produces more weight and detail to the steering which is vital to driver confidence. Your R35 GTR will enter a corner with more urgency, significantly improved front grip and reduced understeer.Available as a recommended option for the lower arm:PFF46-701GFront Lower Wishbone Front Bush Camber Adjustableis a reinforced replacement bush to revitalises bush performance and provide on-car camber adjustment.These new parts will be availableexclusively through Litchfield Motors.Please contactsales@litchfieldmotors.comto purchase.Load v.s. displacement graph showing Powerflex PFF46-702G is 72% stiffer than the original rubber bush.