Fitment
for Subaru
for Legacy 2.5L 2005-2009 & 2.0L/3.0L 2008-2009
for Outback 2.5L/3.0L 2005-2009

Item Offered
Package Includes: 2X Part# Front Wheel Bearing&Hub Assembly - Driver&Passenger Side - 513220
2X Part# Front Lower Ball Joints - Driver&Passenger Side - K9513
2X Part# Front Sway Bars Links - Driver&Passenger Side - K750049
2X Part# Rear Sway Bar Links - Driver&Passenger Side - K750023
2X Part# Outer Tie Rods - Es3712
2X Part# Inner Tie Rods - Ev800051
Items Included: Mounting Hardware

Material
Alloy Steel

Position
Location: Front,Lower,Left,Right

Part Number
513220,K750023,ES3712,EV800051,K9513,K750049

Ball Joint Replacement Guideline
Reinstall Front Wheels. Lower the Vehicle and Tighten the Wheel Studs to the Tightening Torque Specified by the Vehicle Manufacturer
Measure the Chassis and Adjust It Using the Many Holes on the Compression Ball Joint If Necessary

Frequently Asked Questions
(1).Do I Need to Replace the Control Arm If the Bushings Are Worn
(2).What Happens If a Ball Joint Breaks
If the Ball Joint Breaks Completely,It Can Be Separated,and Things Can Turn Sour Quickly. the Wheel Will Stop Being Nice and Can Even Steer You off the Road. It Can Be Serious
(3).What Happens If I Don'T Replace Ball Joints
(4).Do I Need to Grease New Ball Joints
(5).Why Should I Get My Tie Rods Inspected on a Basis
(6).Vibrations
(7).Shaking
(8).Wandering
(9).What Are the Symptoms of a Bad Sway Bar
(10).What Happens When a Sway Bar Breaks

Tie-Rod End Replacement Guideline
This Useful Tip Applies to the Exchange of Tie Rod Ends and Inner Tie Rods,Which Together Form the So-Called Tie RodLift the Vehicle and Dismount the Front Axle Wheels
Dismount the Front Underride Guard
Push the Bellow Towards the Tie Rod End
Adjustable
Yes