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The Ford Focus 1998-2002 model is equipped with a number of front suspension and suspension parts that increase driving comfort and safety. These parts improve the vehicle's road holding, reduce shocks and provide a more stable ride.

The Ford Focus from this period has wheel chocks, which are an important part between the front suspension and suspension parts. These parts ensure that the wheels fit perfectly on the road surface and absorb the vibrations that may occur while driving. In addition, thanks to the wheel chocks, the tires wear more uniformly.

Another important part is the shock absorbers. Shock absorbers are part of the vehicle's suspension system and reduce the vibration caused by irregularities in the road by absorbing the impacts on the wheels. The shock absorbers used for the front end of the Focus are made of high-quality materials and have a long service life.

Another noteworthy element in the Ford Focus front and suspension parts is the tie rod and tie rod ends. Tie rod and tie rod ends are connected to the steering system and should be checked regularly to ensure solid steering control while driving. Tie rod ends, which are connected to the chassis of the vehicle, ensure that the wheels are guided correctly.

Finally, the drawbar and the pad shaft are also important components of the front suspension. The drawbar is part of the suspension system and ensures that the wheels are firmly placed. The pad shaft controls the rotation of the wheels and ensures optimum braking performance.

The front suspension and suspension parts for the Ford Focus 1998-2002 model are designed to improve the driving comfort and safety of your vehicle. Regular inspection and replacement of these parts, if necessary, will help ensure the long-term performance and safety of your vehicle.