Mini R52 Cabrio One W10 1.6 90hp Front Right O/S Leg Brake Suspension Hub

Mini R52 W10 1.6 90HP Steering Knuckle Hub Suspension Leg Right Front is a complete, used part from the Suspension Replacement Kits category, designed for the right side of the front axle. This component provides a solid foundation for professional suspension system repairs, ensuring proper wheel guidance, stability, and correct suspension geometry in your Mini.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6780474
• Mark: Mini (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6780474
• Substitutable numbers: 31316780474, 6780474, 31216757498, 6757498, 34116768458, 6768458, 34111502891, 1502891, 31316763130, 6763130, 34111512778, 1512778
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
• Category: Suspension Component Replacement Kits

Purpose and Function in Mini Suspension

The steering knuckle with hub and suspension leg for the front right is responsible for precise wheel guidance, transferring loads from the road to the body, and cooperating with the braking and steering systems. In a Mini vehicle with a W10 1.6 90 HP engine, this assembly is crucial for:

• maintaining correct toe and camber angles,
• vehicle stability during braking and acceleration,
• confident cornering,
• even tire wear.

A well-chosen suspension kit for the front right side allows for the restoration of factory driving characteristics after a collision, impact with a curb, or wear of consumable parts.

Benefits of Using a Complete Suspension Kit

Choosing a complete steering knuckle with hub and suspension leg for a Mini offers a range of practical installation and operational advantages. Such an assembly:

• simplifies the repair process – fewer parts to match individually,
• reduces the risk of installation errors resulting from combining parts from different sources,
• facilitates maintaining the structural integrity of the front suspension,
• speeds up geometry alignment after replacement.

For workshops and users, this means less vehicle downtime and a more predictable final result after repair. This is particularly important in cars where driving precision and responsive steering are key aspects of the vehicle's character.

Fitment, Reference Numbers, and Brand

The presented kit comes from a family of parts intended for Mini and is associated with a dedicated OEM number and a set of interchangeable numbers, which facilitates verifying compatibility with specific body and suspension versions. This allows for precise selection of the part for a given vehicle, minimizing the risk of an ill-fitting steering knuckle or hub.

Before purchasing, it is advisable to compare the markings with the vehicle's service documentation or the numbers from the removed part. If in doubt, checking the location on the vehicle will also be helpful – in this case, it is the front, right side, which clearly defines the installation position in the suspension.

Used Condition and Practical Installation Tips

The part comes from the aftermarket, allowing for economical repair while maintaining a design consistent with the original. During installation, it is recommended to:

• check the condition of cooperating suspension components (control arms, links, shock absorber),
• replace small mounting elements if the manufacturer specifies single-use,
• perform a mandatory wheel alignment after completing the work.

This approach increases the durability of the repair and helps to fully utilize the potential of the installed suspension kit.

Mini Suspension Replacement Kits – Selection and Operation

If you are looking for other Mini Suspension Replacement Kits, check the Mini Suspension Replacement Kits available in our store to select appropriate parts for other axles or sides of the vehicle. Consistent use of parts from the same product group facilitates maintaining uniform operation of the entire drivetrain.

To maximize the trouble-free operational life of used suspension components, it is worth familiarizing yourself with practical tips on the maintenance and operation of salvaged parts – you can find them in the article How to Extend the Lifespan of Used Car Parts?, which describes, among other things, best practices for suspension.