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Whiteline Front and Rear Sway Bar Kit w/Endlinks
Subaru WRX 2008-2010
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RallySport Direct is proud to offer you quality suspension products brought to you by Whiteline. You can find Whiteline products utilized by car enthusiasts on a worldwide scale simply because of the design, integrity, and performance that Whiteline products deliver.
This is the Whiteline Front and Rear Sway Bar Kit w/Endlinks. This kit makes an excellent investment for those of you who want to drastically improve the handling of your vehicle for daily use, the occasional spirited canyon run, or for competition use. This kit will include larger adjustable front and rear sway bars which will reduce body roll or sway which will spread the lateral loads evenly across the tires to improve high-speed cornering grip, and performance.
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Specifications
Brand:
Whiteline
Adjustable Front:
Yes
Adjustable Rear:
Yes
Bushings Included:
Yes
Mounts Included:
No
Sway Bar Diameter Front:
22mm
Sway Bar Diameter Rear:
22mm
Sway Bar Type:
Solid
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Phoenix
Quality: These have been on the car for coming up on a year, and the paint is brand new after wiping, no signs of wear on the endlinks/bushings, and the integrity of the steel still has it's original spring after 24,000 miles. Install: The installation is pretty straight forward on the rear, though I did have to remove the muffler to position it, and completed and balanced the job on a 1hr lunch break. The fronts were much more complicated by comparison, requiring removal of the pseudo-skid plate, lifting the car, as well as about 15 minutes of cross referencing each side to make sure it was equally tensioned on left and right (the adjustable endlinks are a must for this). Performance: Hands down, this mod has been the biggest improvement in handling that the car has seen (group N mounts, bushings, upgraded wheels/tires, etc.). Turn in is much sharper and more precise, grip is much higher (mine are set on 22f/24r) and the end breaks loose much easier (a good thing - more neutral cornering). A side benefit, the car is much stiffer regarding the chassis, immediately noticeable after install, and that was the best unexpected gain. As a side note, lift-off oversteer is much more prominent, so adjust driving technique as needed. Takeaways: Were I to buy the car stock again, this would be the first thing i do, even before detailing the car, and before tuning/power mods. If you are comfortable replacing a ball joint, the install will be easy; if a brake job scares you, leave it to someone else.
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seth.carpenter031843
I have had this kit now for almost 3 years. I did not buy the front and rear at the same time, but seeing as I have both I'll just do the review on this page. First of all the install is really not hard at all. If you can turn a wrench and have a few tools, it should be no problem. Take your time and use the proper safety equipment. DO NOT use only a jack to hold the car up!! If that is all you have take the car to a shop and have them do it. The quality of the product is awesome! I did however need a replacement rear endlink after 2 1/2 years, but RSD and Whiteline were both awesome and got me taken care of. Like any aftermarket part, if you don't install them properly you can have issues. So here are a few tips from my personal experience. 1. The rear end links need to be pulled apart and put back together using anti seize. Take the bottom and top end off, remember the bottom is reverse thread, bottom being the end that connects to the lower control arm. Once you have done that, put them back together not locking the center yellow nut down. Leave it so you can twist the top and bottom. 2. The newest sets now need a 5mm allen key to secure it to the sway bar. You will also need a 14mm ratcheting wrench if you want this to go faster. Place 2 of the 4 washers it comes with on the top portion that connects to the rear sway bar, one on each side of the bar, then proceed to tighten down the nut. The nut is smashed from the factory so it won't back off. This used to be an issue that no should be fixed! 3. Now that the top portion is connected to the sway bar, use the center nut to move the lower portion into the holes on the lower control arm. Once that is done slide the new bolt provided by Whiteline and crank it down. 4. Once you have those 3 steps done, adjust the center nut to your desired position. You can make it long or short. To be honest I really have no idea how to set the tension up properly. Talk to a pro racer or someone like that. But for these, all you need to do is tighten down the top lock nut that is closest to the sway bar. Leave the lower one free so it can twist. Because the lower control arm only moves up and down, you should have little to no twisting. However it can twist just a little, and that is enough to break the threaded portion off after a few years of winter and just use. This way of installing it should keep that from happening. So ya, that's my little tip! This setup is awesome for my car! Made my car handle like a dream! As for the quality of the product and if I'm happy with it? Well lets just say Whiteline is the only product I have used on my car and the will continue to be the only one I use. Great customer service and awesome quality is all you can really ask for when it comes to after market parts. RSD and Whiteline have provided both great customer service and great products. You can't go wrong with this setup.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Q: front endlinks don't fit 08WRX? jnas6 years ago
The kit says it's a kit that fits an 08 wrx sedan, but the front endlinks aren't compatible with an 08 WRX sedan. Why?
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A: Great question! Looks like we have to update our website since those do actually fit the 08 wrx. Hopefully this clears up any confusion and have a great day!
Megan L. @ RallySport Direct 6 years agoWas this answer helpful?
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Q: Compatibility tom6 years ago
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A: It is not confirmed. For future fitment questions please refer to the fitment chart located at the very bottom of product pages or use the vehicle search filter located at the top right corner of your screen.
Tyler A. @ RallySport Direct 6 years agoWas this answer helpful?
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