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KVX000010 - Suspension Spacer – Lower Link Mount

- €24,40
€24,40
€24,40 - €24,40
€24,40
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Suspension Spacer is a locating spacer at the lower link mount in the rear suspension assembly.

It fits at the chassis mounting of the rear lower link, setting the correct spacing and alignment of the link at its pivot point.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — Rear suspension bottom link, lower link mount spacer.
Alternative Codes
KVX000010

In stock 4 units
0 · Gouda 4 · Drachten
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Frequently asked questions

What is the suspension spacer for the lower link mount used for?
The suspension spacer locates the rear lower link at its chassis mounting on the Defender (1987-2006). It sets the correct spacing and alignment of the link at its pivot point, keeping the bottom link positioned correctly in the rear suspension.
Where on the vehicle does this spacer sit?
This spacer sits at the rear suspension lower link mount, at the chassis-side pivot of the bottom link. It belongs to the rear axle and suspension system, locating the link where it bolts to the chassis bracket on the Defender.
How many of these spacers are typically needed?
You'll typically need one spacer per lower link mount location. Check both sides during a rear suspension rebuild, as these are often replaced in pairs when refreshing the bottom link mounts on the Defender.