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GMB (GMB) Stabilizer Link Front Left for Honda Fit - GSL-HO-23L

Brand: GMB

Seller: Japan Express

1 Year Full Warranty

30 Days Return Policy

Description from the seller

Product ID and Specifications

The GMB Stabilizer Link, model number GSL-HO-23L, is designed specifically for the front left of Honda Fit vehicles. Made using durable resin and cast in a sleek, modern style, this stabilizer is sure to provide long-lasting strength and polished aesthetics. This product comes with two nuts and boasts a modest weight of 580 g, with the dimensions measuring at 40.8 x 9.4 x 5.2 cm per package.

Manufacturer and Model Information

Brought to you by reputable manufacturer, GMB, this stabilizer link is an essential component for maintaining optimal vehicle performance and safety. Authenticity is assured with the GMB brand number 1005-05421 and the genuine part number 51321-SAA-J01. This product is suited for Honda Fit GD1/GD3H16~ models.

Product Features and Benefits

Designed with friction torque and rotational motion, the GMB Stabilizer Link promotes smoother vehicle operation. This high-quality part responds to uneven road conditions, fostering safer vehicle handling and overall comfort during your ride. To allow such superior performance, GMB integrates a friction-resistant resin sheet and a special synthetic grease between the ball joint spheres. This minimizes friction while maximizing the life span and effectiveness of your stabilizer link.

Quality Testing and Assurance

To ensure reliability and durability, GMB conducts rigorous testing, including static tests, destruction tests, and durability trials, throughout the development stage. Each product undergoes meticulous heat treatment and thorough quality inspections at each production stage. With steadfast commitment to quality control, GMB guarantees only the finest and most reliable products reach the consumer.

Stabilizer Link Functionality

This stabilizer bar serves an imperative role in balancing the left and right wheels of independent suspension systems. It corrects any imbalance caused by varying road conditions, ensuring the wheels move in harmony. By converting the up-and-down movements caused by differences in wheel height into torsion energy, you can maintain wheel balance, prevent tilting, and reduce vibrations. One end of the stabilizer control link is attached to the stabilizer, while the other end to the car body, typically to the damper, making this control link longer than standard ones.

Stabilizer Link Structure

Stabilizing bars use connecting rods with linkage devices on each end to connect and secure the bar to the body of the vehicle. For the connecting devices, there are two types: those with ball joints on both sides and those with a rubber bush on one side. The ball joint type has a resin ball seat inside a housing welded to the connecting rod. A special synthetic grease is inserted between the ball stud and the ball seat to prevent friction. The housing is crimped with a plug on one side to prevent grease leakage and invasion, and a dust cover filled with grease is assembled on the opposite side. The ball stud comes equipped with two flat sizes, a hexagon or a hex hole, for assembly and disassembly.