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Whiteline Front Control Arm Lower Inner Rear Anti-Lift Caster Bushing
Subaru STI 2011+ / WRX 2015+
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RallySport Direct carries a large catalog of quality suspension performance and handling components brought to you by Whiteline.
On this page, you are looking at the Whiteline Front Control Arm Lower Inner Rear Bushing.
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Specifications
Brand:
Whiteline
Adjustable:
No
Bearing Type:
Spherical Bearing
Caster Adjusted:
Yes
Material:
Aluminum / Polyurethane
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It's taken me a while to review this item, since I wanted to see how they really improved the handling of the car. I have them set up at the neutral setting. The car does feel more planted when taking turns at high speeds, although there's still some bump steer, a lot less than with the stock bushings though. Yes, they are very noisy and when you hit a bump/pot hole/road reflectors... you will hear and feel it. I have 22mm front and rear sway set to the stiffest setting, Tein S. Tech Spring Kit and plenty of whiteline bushings. Install, it wasn't too hard as long as you have access to a press to remove the old bushings and install the new ones. Although the instruction don't explain how to properly line them up, if you have any suspension knowledge, you can figure it out. I did not have my car aligned after the install, but I hear that its a must. I just have not had any issues.
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Q: Caster & camber change Nick Q.9 months ago
These bushings add positive caster by locating the ball joint mount further forward, but by doing so does it also increase or decrease the track width? i ask because my tires are just barely touching my fenders at full compression and i am already running -2.6 degrees of camber so if this will push the ball joint farther outward i will need to run more negative camber for the same clearance which i do not wish to do.
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A: I spoke with Whiteline, they said when adjusting caster, it will not impact track width in any way.
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Q: How noisy parf9092 years ago
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A: The NVH of this going onto the car would not be horrible. It would improve the feeling of the car.
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Q: Number of units inside Paul3 years ago
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A: It will include everything that is pictured.
Devan M. @ RallySport Direct 3 years agoWas this answer helpful?
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Q: Difference jomartes3 years ago
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A: It's looking like they updated the design just slightly for an easier install and a longer durability.
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