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350Z Front Lower Transverse Links, Ball Joints, and Bushings
US-spec 2003-2008 Nissan 350Z front lower forward/transverse links; left and right handled in one guide.
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What you need to know
This is the lower forward/transverse arm, not the upper link or rearward compression rod. Decide whether the fault is the arm/bushing, the press-fit ball joint, or both. Match side, production date, ball-joint taper/seat, and hardware; align after replacement.
OEM numbers
Late checked transverse links: LH/driver 54501-AM602 and RH/passenger 54500-AM602. Early catalog references include 54501-AM601 and 54500-AM601. Aftermarket ball joints and bushings are service-component specific.Supersession
The checked seller separates early 54501-AM601 from later 54501-AM602. No universal early-to-late substitution is claimed without VIN and taper/hardware confirmation.
Fitment
This is the lower forward/transverse arm, not the upper link or rearward compression rod. Decide whether the fault is the arm/bushing, the press-fit ball joint, or both. Match side, production date, ball-joint taper/seat, and hardware; align after replacement.
Aftermarket options
Checked complete OEM and Hayaku arms, separate Z1/DIY/Moog ball joints, and service bushings. A complete arm may not include the separate knuckle ball joint; read kit contents rather than assuming.
Before you buy
Confirm lower forward/transverse position, side, production date, ball-joint taper, and whether the arm includes bushings only or a ball joint. Upper arms and compression rods are different parts. Alignment and correct loaded-position torque matter.
Research and fitment sources
Supersede reviewed 9 unique research sources for this guide. 6 also appear above as a seller or official action and are not repeated here; 3 additional citations follow.
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