The Ikeya Traction Adjuster Rods for the rear of your vehicle can be adjusted to cease bump steer and rear suspension settings can be changed.
As always Ikeya only make high quality construction and durable spherical pillow ball ends. Factory OEM parts only have the rubber type bushes.
Features
- High quality construction and durable spherical pillow ball ends
- Includes set of 2 units
We ship to the United States and 150 other countries.
Japan Post EMS & ePacket, FedEx, DHL and more.
| Vehicle | Part | Price | Order | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IFAM14001 | ||||
| 180SX - RS13 | Pillow Type | | ||
| IFAM14001 | ||||
| Fairlady Z - Z32 | Pillow Type | | ||
| IFAM14001 | ||||
| Silvia - S13 | Pillow Type | | ||
| IFAM14001 | ||||
| Silvia - S14 | Pillow Type | | ||
| IFAM14001 | ||||
| Silvia - S15 | Pillow Type | | ||
| IFAM14001 | ||||
| Skyline - R32 GTS-t/4 - HCR32 | Pillow Type | | ||
| IFAM14001 | ||||
| Skyline - R33 GTS-t - ECR33 | Pillow Type | | ||
| IFAM14001 | ||||
| Skyline - R34 25GTT - ER34 | Pillow Type | | ||
| IFAM14001 | ||||
| Skyline GT-R - BNR32 | Pillow Type | | ||
| IFAM14001 | ||||
| Skyline GT-R - BCNR33 | Pillow Type | | ||
| IFAM14001 | ||||
| Skyline GT-R - BNR34 | Pillow Type | | ||
| Vehicle | Price | Order | |
|---|---|---|---|
| IFAM16002 | |||
| Altezza RS200 - SXE10 | | ||
| IFAM16001 | |||
| Chaser - JZX90 | | ||
| IFAM16001 | |||
| Chaser - JZX100 | | ||
| IFAM16001 | |||
| Mark 2 - JZX90 | | ||
| IFAM16001 | |||
| Mark 2 - JZX110 | | ||
| IFAM16003 | |||
| Soarer 2.5GT-T - JZZ30 | | ||
| IFAM16003 | |||
| Supra A80 MKIV - JZA80 | | ||
| Part | Price | Order |
|---|---|---|
| IFAM14002 | ||
| DISCONTINUED This part is no longer available | ||
| IFAM14B01 | ||
| Bush Type | DISCONTINUED This part is no longer available | |
| IFAM14B01 | ||
| Bush Type | DISCONTINUED This part is no longer available | |
| IFAM14B01 | ||
| Bush Type | DISCONTINUED This part is no longer available | |
| IFAM14B01 | ||
| Bush Type | DISCONTINUED This part is no longer available | |
Ikeya Formula was founded on 23 July 1968 in Kanuma, Tochigi Prefecture, starting out in metal processing. In 1994 it designed and built a formula car, and in July 2000 it took the name Ikeya Formula.
The company still has metalworking at its core and develops and manufactures drivetrain and powertrain parts, including sequential shifters, limited-slip differentials and shock absorbers, as well as parts for vehicle and EV development.











