Subaru OEM Sway Bar Bracket Bolt Subaru WRX / STI 2007 | 901250075

Overview

The Genuine Subaru OEM Sway Bar Bracket Bolt (Part #901250075) is an exact-fit factory replacement fastener designed to secure the sway bar bracket to the vehicle chassis. Engineered to Subaru's precise manufacturing tolerances, this OEM bolt ensures the sway bar assembly remains properly mounted for optimal handling stability and safety. Choosing a Genuine Subaru part guarantees a perfect fit, factory-grade durability, and compatibility with your vehicle's existing hardware.

Key Features & Benefits

• Genuine Subaru OEM Quality – Manufactured to factory specifications, ensuring the same fit, form, and function as the original bolt installed at the factory.
• Exact-Fit Guarantee – Designed specifically for Subaru vehicles, eliminating guesswork and the risk of ill-fitting aftermarket hardware.
• Factory-Grade Materials – Built to withstand the stress, vibration, and environmental exposure inherent in suspension and chassis applications.
• Preserves Handling Performance – A properly torqued sway bar bracket bolt keeps the stabilizer bar securely located, maintaining the vehicle's intended roll control and cornering stability.
• Backed by Subaru's OEM Warranty – Genuine Subaru parts are covered by Subaru's factory parts warranty for added peace of mind.

What's Included

• 1 × Genuine Subaru Sway Bar Bracket Bolt (Part #901250075)

Specifications

Fitment & Compatibility

This Genuine Subaru OEM Sway Bar Bracket Bolt (Part #901250075) is compatible with the following vehicles:

2004-2006 Subaru Baja

2007 Subaru Impreza

2004 Subaru Legacy

2004 Subaru Legacy GT

2004 Subaru Outback

2007 Subaru Outback

2007 Subaru STI

2007 Subaru WRX

Please verify compatibility using your vehicle’s VIN or the Subaru parts catalog before ordering.

Installation

This is a direct OEM replacement bolt for the sway bar bracket. Installation typically involves raising and safely supporting the vehicle, removing the worn or damaged bolt, and installing this replacement to the factory-specified torque value using a standard socket set. While this is generally a straightforward repair, always consult your Subaru service manual for the correct torque specification. Professional installation is recommended if you are not familiar with suspension or undercarriage work.