BMW E60 E61 Front Anti Roll Bar Rubber Mount Stabilizer 6757099

BMW E60 E61 Stabilizer Bushing 6764113 is a component from the Longitudinal Body Frame Parts and Brackets category, designed for the front suspension. It is responsible for the stable support of the stabilizer bar, which translates to predictable handling and safe behavior of the BMW 5 Series E60/E61.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6764113
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6764113
• Substitutable numbers: 31356764113, 6764113
• Location on the vehicle: Front
• Category: Frame Rails & Subframes

Purpose and Function in Suspension

The stabilizer bushing in BMW E60/E61 models operates at a critical point of the drivetrain system, in the front of the vehicle. Its task is to dampen vibrations of the stabilizer bar and maintain its correct position relative to the body frame and brackets. This reduces body roll in corners and helps maintain stable driving trajectory.

This component is particularly important in vehicles with a robust construction, such as the BMW 5 Series, where handling precision and suspension stiffness directly impact driving comfort and safety.

Construction and Fitment for BMW

The offered stabilizer bushing is a part intended for use in the front suspension of BMW. The design is engineered to work with the factory longitudinal body frame parts and brackets, ensuring:

• stable mounting of the stabilizer bar in the axis intended by the manufacturer,
• proper suspension operation under dynamic and static loads,
• reduction of play and knocking resulting from wear of rubber-metal components.

By maintaining the original mounting geometry, the bushing allows for the preservation of the factory handling characteristics of the BMW E60/E61, without the need for modifications to other system components.

Performance Characteristics and Benefits of Installation

Replacing the stabilizer bushing in the front suspension is one of the key steps in restoring the drivetrain system. Using this component allows for:

• increased transverse stiffness of the body when cornering,
• reduction of noise and vibrations transmitted from the suspension to the cabin,
• maintaining predictable vehicle behavior during sudden maneuvers,
• improved driving comfort over uneven surfaces due to the proper operation of the stabilizer bar.

As a component within the longitudinal body frame parts and brackets category, the stabilizer bushing works with other suspension components, forming a cohesive system responsible for load transfer and body stabilization.

Condition and Service Application

The presented stabilizer bushing is a used part, making it an attractive solution for users seeking a reasonable compromise between repair cost and maintaining proper suspension characteristics. It can be used as a replacement during:

• front suspension restoration in BMW E60/E61,
• elimination of play and knocking around the stabilizer bar,
• restoring factory handling after mileage that has caused wear of rubber components.

Thanks to its compatibility with the BMW design, installation is similar to the factory procedure, without the need for intervention in other longitudinal body frame parts and brackets.

BMW Longitudinal Body Frame Parts and Brackets – Selection and Extended Offer

If you are looking for other components from the BMW Longitudinal Body Frame Parts and Brackets category, check out our dedicated offer: BMW Longitudinal Body Frame Parts and Brackets. There you will find a wide selection of structural components tailored for various models of this brand.

How to Optimize Repair Costs with Used Parts

Using used suspension components, such as a stabilizer bushing, is a proven way to reduce service costs while maintaining an appropriate level of safety. It is worth drawing on the experience of other brands and market segments. You can read more about how to wisely use used and aftermarket parts in popular cars in the article: Repairing a Volkswagen for Pennies – How to Save on Original Car Parts. Although the text concerns Volkswagen, the principles of selecting and verifying parts described there can be successfully applied to servicing BMW as well.