If your vehicle utilizes coil spring struts, the piece that anchors the top of the strut to your ride contains a rubber bushing designed to minimize vibration and increase ride comfort. But over time this bushing gets soft and can wear away leading to sloppy vague handling characteristics. By using Mitsubishi Evolution pillow ball mounts you can eliminate the sloppy rubber bushing and replace it with a spherical bearing that will give your ride a much more precise feel. Here at Andy's Auto Sport we have a full selection of Mitsubishi Evolution pillow ball mounts from all of the top brand names, so no matter what your preference you can find the perfect suspension setup in our catalog. Get rid of your handling issues with a new set of Mitsubishi Evolution pillow ball mounts.

Many street level enthusiasts are just finding out now what racers have known for years; Mitsubishi Evolution pillow ball mounts dramatically improve handling and performance characteristics. By eliminating the rubber components and replacing them with solid metal mounts, suspension deflection is minimized so your shocks and springs can do their job without excess movement. The internal spherical bearings still allow for appropriate suspension movement without binding and the net result is a suspension that feels dialed. If you are looking to step-up the performance of your suspension, don't overlook this innovative component.

Q: How do you install pillow ball mounts?
A: Pillow ball mounts are installed by first removing your strut setup completely. These then attach to the factory or aftermarket strut setup and everything is put back as normal. This is an excellent upgrade when choosing a spring and shock combo.

Q: What are pillow ball mounts? Why buy pillow ball mounts?
A: Pillow ball mounts are positioned over the shock towers, replacing the stock rubber bushing. By keeping the positioning design of the upper spring and shock absorber close to the manufacturer's standards, pillow ball upper mounts keep height change to a minimum and maintain the stroke center, giving you the best handling and feedback.