Super Pro Front Alloy Control Arm Kit

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

• Q: suitability  nick_russo87686902 years ago

  What is the different between this model at the ALOY0014K. Which is the correct model to install on a GHE (2010 wrx) with the slim bodykit, not the wider bodykit that came out the year later. thank you
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    A:  Part # ALOY0014K is suitable for track or street driven cars. These ones will give you a wider track width. It will work on a narrow body car, but you may get rubbing at full lock or under larger bumps you would see on a normal road. If this is a daily driven car, I would suggest going with ALOY0014K.

    Lane H. @ RallySport Direct 2 years ago  
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• Q: swapping control arms  BuTTeRssssss3 years ago

  where can i get the bolt at if i remove the stud? i didnt realize i could remove the stud so now i need a bolt. or what is the thread pitch and length of the bolt needed to complete this install?
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    A:  Super Pro's installation instructions state that the kit comes with the new bolt to replace the stud. Unfortunately, we do not have the specs on the bolt that Super Pro uses for the kit.

    Jesse F. @ RallySport Direct 3 years ago  
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    A:  STIs have the bolt, WRXs use a stud. With this you can lookup the part number from a dealership, and it's interchangeable between the models.

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• Q: When installing on a 2010   John Wang3 years ago

  When installing these on a 2010 sti with the rear stud instead of the a bolt like on the 11+ will I need to replace the studs with bolts? Or will these work with the stud on the 08-10 models?
  
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    A:  No, you would want to remove the stud and replace it with the bolt. Thanks!

    Rick C. @ RallySport Direct 3 years ago  
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• Q: ball joint inserts  j5sti3 years ago

  the first 3 images look like there's a reinforced insert probably made of steel where the ball joint inserts into the control arm? the last image doesn't look like it has it. just wanted to confirm if they do in fact have a reinforced insert, that is a feature i am looking for.
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    A:  Yes these will come with the inserts, and they do this so the WRX guys don't have to source them after the purchase. Thanks!

    Rick C. @ RallySport Direct 3 years ago  
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• Q: What do they have to do with headlights?  John Wang3 years ago

  Why would it matter if you have self leveling headlights or not?
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    A:  Good question. Some STI's, maybe the European or Japanese models have the headlight leveling switch on the front control arms, not really sure as I always see them on the rear driver side control arms here in the states, but because Super Pro sells these globally and we do as well, we use that as a general statement from Super Pro just to be safe. So if you have the adjustment level switch in the rear, you should be fine :)

    Rick C. @ RallySport Direct 3 years ago  
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