Bushing, stabilizer ASHIKA GOM723

  The Japanese company Subaru is one of the most famous manufacturers of cars on the market, which is highly appreciated by fans of outdoor activities. It was introduced in Japan in 1954.   All cars are assembled in Japan. Reliability of products is confirmed by the authoritative world ratings. Subaru's production volumes are relatively low. Since the beginning of its development, the company had to struggle for survival, as at small output volumes it was difficult to withstand competition in the global market. But that is changing. If in 2016 produced up to 900 thousand units per year, in the coming years, according to the company's plans, output will be increased to 1 million cars per year. One of the leading models in the world's security ratings is Subaru Forester.  When buying Subaru auto parts, it is important to detect counterfeits. For example: when looking at spark plugs, you can pay attention to the fact that the color of the package printing is different, at the places where the body is connected to the insulator there is no ceramic powder, the font and the clarity of the marking are different, the central electrode and the color of the core are not like the original, the insulator cone is poor-quality, the bending of the side electrode is different. As a rule, the non-original can always be revealed by the inconsistency of the package alone, which is true for all Subaru parts. 

  Ashika is one of several brands of the Italian Japanparts. Its products are oriented to automobile production of Korea, India, Japan and the USA. All spare parts under the name of this brand are delivered to the secondary market - car manufacturers do not use them on the assembly lines.  The Ashika product range includes: internal combustion components (crankshafts, crankcase trays, connecting rods, cylinder block body), almost the entire automotive electrical system, filters, brake components, as well as suspension components - steering units, levers, as well as rods, shock absorbers, racks and springs. Motorists noted the high quality of brakes, air filters, suspension parts. Rubber products are also quite good. Motor supports, bearings, and sensors often collect negative reviews.  Although Ashika is a part of the low-cost industry segment, the quality of its spare parts is always higher than average. Often the brand is compared to Japko - they have about the same prices, but Ashika usually has the best quality. Scrap and counterfeit rates are very low. We advise motorists to pay attention to the packaging (highlighted by many mentions of the brand) and sticker with information about the contents. The label contains the name of the brand, the code, the name of the spare part itself and the model of the car for which it is intended. The code is duplicated on the spare part itself.

  Ashika is one of several brands of the Italian Japanparts. Its products are oriented to automobile production of Korea, India, Japan and the USA. All spare parts under the name of this brand are delivered to the secondary market - car manufacturers do not use them on the assembly lines.  The Ashika product range includes: internal combustion components (crankshafts, crankcase trays, connecting rods, cylinder block body), almost the entire automotive electrical system, filters, brake components, as well as suspension components - steering units, levers, as well as rods, shock absorbers, racks and springs. Motorists noted the high quality of brakes, air filters, suspension parts. Rubber products are also quite good. Motor supports, bearings, and sensors often collect negative reviews.  Although Ashika is a part of the low-cost industry segment, the quality of its spare parts is always higher than average. Often the brand is compared to Japko - they have about the same prices, but Ashika usually has the best quality. Scrap and counterfeit rates are very low. We advise motorists to pay attention to the packaging (highlighted by many mentions of the brand) and sticker with information about the contents. The label contains the name of the brand, the code, the name of the spare part itself and the model of the car for which it is intended. The code is duplicated on the spare part itself.