1x wishbone for Porsche 997 991 Boxster 987 982 Cayman at the front
Quenker front axle below
Description: The wishbone is a central part of the chassis and takes over the guidance of the thigh. The wishbone thus establishes a defined connection between the wheel and the body. The most common cause of defects on the wishbone are the rubber bearings, which become brittle over time. As a result, the wishbone has more play without the desired damping. Accordingly, a defective rubber bearing on the wishbone is noticed on a reduced track accuracy, noise development in bumps (rumbles), poorer driving dynamics in cornering and a one -sided wear of the tires. A damaged wishbone can affect other components of the chassis, so it should be replaced immediately to prevent expensive repairs. In many cases, it is cheaper to replace the complete wishbone instead of re -squeezing individual rubber bearings.
In addition to wishbones and other chassis components, you will find many other spare parts for your Porsche model in our shop.
Recently there was a recall from the manufacturer Meyle for this article. We are aware of this from PartWorks, our inventory was then 100% checked manually and in order.
The company Meyle was founded in Hamburg in 1958 under the name Wulf Gaertner GmbH to export original spare parts of German car manufacturers to Latin America. In 1995 the Meyle brand was taken over, which is now also the namesake of the company. With this takeover, the step also came from the exporter to the manufacturer of its own products. Nowadays, Meyle has several production plants in which chassis and steering parts as well as rubber metal parts are developed and manufactured, with which, in addition to the spare parts business, first-time manufacturers or automobile manufacturers (OEM) are also supplied with series parts.
