Powerflex Rear Link Arm Inner Bushes - Pack of 2 • PFR36-407

Powerflex Rear Link Arm Inner Bushes - Pack of 2 • PFR36-407

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Powerflex PFR36-407 Rear Link Arm Inner Bushes - Position 7

Replacement Powerflex rear link arm inner bushes for Mazda MX-5 MK3 / MK3.5 / MK3.75 NC (2005-2015) models listed in the compatibility table. This part is shown as position 7 on the Powerflex suspension bush diagram.

These polyurethane bushes are fitted to the inner mounting points of the rear suspension link arms, helping reduce unwanted movement and maintain more consistent rear suspension geometry. They are designed as aftermarket replacements for the original rubber components.

Two bushes are required per vehicle, with one used on each side of the rear suspension. This Powerflex kit supplies both bushes required for one vehicle.

Ageing original rubber bushes can soften, split or deteriorate over time, allowing additional suspension movement. Typical symptoms can include reduced rear-end precision, inconsistent alignment under load, uneven tyre wear or knocking from the rear suspension.

  • Part type: Rear link arm inner bush set
  • Powerflex diagram position: 7
  • Primary use: Replacement / performance suspension bush
  • Location: Inner mounting point of rear suspension link arms
  • Quantity per vehicle: 2
  • Quantity supplied: 2 bushes
  • Series: Powerflex Road Series
  • Brand: Powerflex
  • Part No.: PFR36-407
  • Designed as an aftermarket replacement for the applications listed in the compatibility table

Fitment advice: Designed for the rear link arm inner mounting position on the Mazda MX-5 NC applications listed below. For imported, modified or previously repaired cars, matching the bush position on the vehicle with position 7 on the Powerflex diagram is recommended.

Other items to consider: When replacing these bushes, inspect the remaining rear suspension arm bushes, ball joints, anti roll bar bushes and drop links for wear. A four-wheel alignment is recommended after disturbing suspension arm mounting points.

Useful tools / consumables: Suitable vehicle lifting equipment, socket and spanner set, torque wrench, penetrating fluid, bush removal / installation tools where required, cleaning materials and the supplied Powerflex assembly lubricant where applicable.

Difficulty guide: DIY Difficulty: Moderate to Advanced. The relevant rear suspension link must be released from its mounting and the original bush removed. Suitable bush removal and installation equipment will make the job considerably easier.

Why Powerflex? Powerflex polyurethane bushes are engineered to give your MX-5 sharper, more consistent handling while reducing the unwanted movement found in ageing rubber bushes. Designed for improved durability, steering response and suspension control, they are an excellent upgrade for both fast-road and performance-focused cars. At MazSpec, we recommend Powerflex for customers who want a proven, long-lasting suspension upgrade without compromising everyday usability.

What’s in the box: 2 x Powerflex rear link arm inner bushes, providing the complete quantity required for one vehicle.

Installation notes: Safely support the vehicle and release the relevant rear suspension link as required. Remove the original rubber bush, clean the mounting surfaces thoroughly and install the Powerflex components in accordance with the supplied instructions. Reassemble using the correct fastener torque specifications and carry out a wheel alignment after installation.

MakeModelSub VariantChassis / CodeYearsPower (PS)Engine CodesFuelTransmissionNotes
MazdaMX-5 MK3 / NC1.8NC182005-2009126L8-VEPetrolManualRear link arm inner bush; Powerflex diagram position 7
MazdaMX-5 MK3 / NC2.0 / 2.0 SportNC182005-2009160LF-VEPetrolManual / AutomaticRear link arm inner bush; Powerflex diagram position 7
MazdaMX-5 MK3.5 / MK3.75 / NC1.8 / 2.0 / 2.0 SportNC / NCEC2009-2015126 / 160L8-VE / LF-VEPetrolManual / AutomaticRear link arm inner bush; Powerflex diagram position 7