Rear stabilizer bushing – 18 mm (Porsche 911 / 944 / 964 / 968 / 993)
Rear stabilizer bushing – 18 mm (Porsche 911 / 944 / 964 / 968 / 993)
18 mm stabilizer bushing for the rear axle of various classic Porsche models. Installation component for the correct mounting of the rear stabilizer bar.
Details at a glance
- Stabilizer bushing for 18 mm stabilizer diameter
- Suitable for rear axle
- Wide model coverage (911, 944, 964, 968, 993)
- Please check the size of the relevant models.
- Replaces previous part number: 477411313B
- Installation diagram available – Reference No. 11
Description
This 18mm stabilizer bushing is a precision-fit bearing bushing for the rear axle and replaces aged or worn original bushings in numerous Porsche models. The bushing guides the rear stabilizer bar, reduces lateral movement, and contributes to chassis stability, especially when cornering.
It is suitable for a wide range of classic model series, including the Porsche 911, 944, 964, 968 and 993. For some models, the size depends on the stabilizer or suspension type, so it must be selected accordingly.
The installation diagram can be accessed by enlarging the image; the socket is shown there as Ref. No. 11. This part number replaces the previous version 477411313B .
Technical data
- Component: Rear stabilizer bushing
- Diameter: 18 mm
- Installation position: Rear axle
- Replaced part number: 477411313B
- Diagram reference: No. 11
Compatibility / Vehicle Assignment
- Porsche 911 – 1978 to 1985 (rear axle)
- Porsche 911 Turbo – 1978 to 1985 (rear axle)
- Porsche 911 Turbo – 1989 (rear axle)
- Porsche 944 – 1985 to 1991 (Rear axle; Select size)
- Porsche 964 RS – Rear axle
- Porsche 964 C4 – Rear axle (select size)
- Porsche 968 – Rear axle (vehicles with sport suspension & Tiptronic)
- Porsche 993 C2 / C4 – Rear axle (standard suspension)
- Porsche 993 C2S / C4S – Rear axle (sports suspension; select size)
Scope of delivery
- 1× Rear stabilizer bushing – 18 mm
Notice
Please check the stabilizer size for your vehicle. The installation diagram (ref. no. 11) can be viewed by enlarging the image.
