Lower Strut Mounting Parts: Identification
The lower strut connection depends on the suspension design. Identify the actual bracket, bushing or mounting component by drawing or part number before requesting a replacement.
Catalog references and listed specifications
Review each record against the required application. References and measurements below are the existing catalog information; confirm the proposed supply item in your quotation.
3. Technical Parameters Comparison Table
| Indicator | Industry Standard | Our Product |
|---|---|---|
| Ultimate Load Capacity | 12kN | 18kN |
| Rubber Bushing Life | 80,000 vibration cycles | 120,000 vibration cycles |
| Axial Offset Tolerance | ±3° | ±5° |
| Operating Temperature Range | -30℃~100℃ | -40℃~120℃ |
| Salt Spray Test Grade | 480h | 720h |
What to check for this part
Avoid assuming that every vehicle has a separately replaceable “lower strut mount.” Use a marked photograph or parts diagram to identify the intended component.
Have an existing part number? Use it to narrow the catalog, then compare the listed application and specification. If the number is missing, send the vehicle details and a description of the installed position.
Prepare a supply enquiry
Include the reference numbers, quantity for each item and delivery destination. If a drawing or inspection requirement applies, identify it in the request. Ask us to confirm the proposed part, package contents, pricing and lead time for your order.