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Premium Steering Compatible 1999 2003 2002 2003 Review

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Revainrating 3.5 out of 5  
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3.7
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Description of Premium Steering Compatible 1999 2003 2002 2003

【Perfect Fitment】Compatible with Mazda Protege 1999-2003 Sedan(4-Wheel ABS, From 6/25/1999), Protege 2001-2003(4-Wheel ABS), Protege5 2002-2003(4-Wheel ABS). 【Position】Front Left (Driver Side). 【Product Description】Material: Steel; Surface Finish: Corrosion Resistant; Fitment Type: Direct Replacement. 【Product Features】Accurate tolerances for easy installation and identical component giving you a perfect fitment right out of the box. 【Reference Number】Replacement for C1003-3031A, C1003-3031B, C10033031A, C10033031B, 698-061, 698061.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Excellent Steering Upgrade

Using this product our team found that the handling of our vehicle improved significantly. The premium quality of the steering system offered a smooth ride and precise control over the vehicle .The installation process was simple, and the struts and suspension system integrated neatly with the existing structure. We highly recommend this PRODUCT to anyone looking to upgrade their steering system..

Pros
  • Improved handling, smooth ride, precise control
Cons
  • None found

Revainrating 1 out of 5

The steering knuckle is not fully machined for steering and does not meet lower link requirements.

I got a good deal with bit.by which turned out to be a big financial expense for me. The knuckle I received was not machined to connect the outer tie rod. As a result I had to buy another wheel bearing (2 extra times), another hub (the other hub broke trying to remove the cage) and a gasket (2 extra times) to put back into my old knuckle and Then buy a replacement dorman knuckle for them that does the job 3 times when I only had to do the job once. So trying to save $20 I spent another $150…

Pros
  • Reference number
Cons
  • Not the best