Energy Suspension 8.3132R Red Front Control Arm Bushings '96-'02 Toyota 4Runner

Vehicle Fitment

• 1996-2002 Toyota 4Runner (2WD/4WD, all trims)

Features

• Performance Hyper-Flex™ red polyurethane front control arm bushing set
• Designed to replace worn OEM rubber bushings
• Full-floating, non-binding design for smooth suspension movement
• Helps maintain proper alignment under load
• Improves handling, stability and steering feel
• Red finish adds corrosion resistance and visual appeal
• Resists degradation from heat, ozone, oils and road contaminants
• Direct replacement fit for factory control arms

Specifications

• Part Number: 8.3132R
• Position: Front control arm bushings
• Material: Hyper-Flex™ polyurethane
• Color: Red performance finish
• Fitment: Toyota 4Runner 1996-2002 (front suspension) :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
• Includes bushings for both left and right sides

Included Components

• Red polyurethane front upper control arm bushings
• Red polyurethane front lower control arm bushings
• Note: Metal sleeves/hardware may be reused from stock where applicable

Product Description

The Energy Suspension 8.3132R Red Front Control Arm Bushings are a direct performance upgrade engineered for Toyota 4Runner models from 1996 through 2002. These Hyper-Flex™ polyurethane bushings replace worn factory rubber components in the front suspension's control arms, helping maintain proper alignment, improve steering precision, and enhance handling and stability under both street and off-road conditions.

Polyurethane construction provides greater resistance to wear and environmental degradation than stock rubber, resisting heat, ozone, oils, and road contaminants for a longer service life. The full-floating, non-binding design ensures smooth articulation of the control arms while maintaining chassis control, making this set ideal for drivers looking to restore suspension performance or increase responsiveness. These red bushings are a direct replacement fit for the original front control arm mounts on the specified 4Runner years.