🔧 Enhanced Trailing Arm Bushing by Moog - K200064 Review

I installed this on a Mazda 08 with the right push through pressure and it fits well. A lot saved compared to the regular price in the dealership. I wouldn't say it's easy to do yourself without the right tools.

Bought for my 2006 Mazdaspeed 3 and I did the job myself, took about 2 hours to take it off and put it back on. I had to take it to the shop to put it back into the old trailing arm.

This worked great on the M3 I've been working on. You need a press to push it into the lever. If you're worried about getting it perfectly aligned, there are flat points on the metal edge of the hub that you can use to index properly.

Item arrived exactly as described and fits perfectly on my 2005 Mazda 5 Hatchback. It seems to be of good quality and I think it's a great price. The installation of this part, regardless of the brand, is very difficult and requires the use of a hydraulic press.

Once again, Moog does exactly what it says on the tin and even a bit more; Your suspension parts are top notch and for the third time in the past year I have had to replace factory parts in the suspension; the trailing arm bushing was as described and actually better than the original part; As always 5 stars, moog!

Good detail, really better than paying Mazda $200 for new control arms. Not so bad for DIY jobs. You just have to deal with the usual tight/rusty bolts to loosen the trailing arm from the car. Make sure you need access to the press and various press equipment. Make sure you line them up in your hand the same as the old ones. It would be wise to also check the alignment after everything is reassembled.

. It was a good replacement for my 2008 Mazdaspeed3. I removed the trailing arm and the shop replaced the old bushing with a new one. After a month everything is fine. 4 stars only because the metal center piece that bolts to the chassis is just a piece of flat iron. original round. It's probably just as strong considering the load is mostly forward and backward rather than up and down. However, they seem to have skimped on materials to keep costs down.