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WHITELINE
22 November 2004, 06:18 PM
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What is one of those?
I have almost every Whiteline part on my car, and the only thing I can associate with the description are the 4 rear lower radius arms from the hubs to the subframe.
Give us a clue!
911
I have almost every Whiteline part on my car, and the only thing I can associate with the description are the 4 rear lower radius arms from the hubs to the subframe.
Give us a clue!
911
23 November 2004, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by 911
What is one of those?
I have almost every Whiteline part on my car, and the only thing I can associate with the description are the 4 rear lower radius arms from the hubs to the subframe.
Give us a clue!
911
I have almost every Whiteline part on my car, and the only thing I can associate with the description are the 4 rear lower radius arms from the hubs to the subframe.
Give us a clue!
911
23 November 2004, 12:50 PM
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I have them on my Sti v3.
They do two types, first is that only 2 of the 4 are adjustable (for toe in/out , and the second where all 4 are adjustable so you can widen the rear track about 15mm, toe and camber (limited) adjustment.
They are a snip to fit, have stiff but compliant plastic end bushes and are very easy to adjust on the car by the alignment shop!
When new they look 'sexy' but the corrosion protection isn't very good.
Not sure, but I think Demon Tweeks sell them.
One last point; the mountings for the rear roll bar are there too.
Hope that lot helps.
911
They do two types, first is that only 2 of the 4 are adjustable (for toe in/out , and the second where all 4 are adjustable so you can widen the rear track about 15mm, toe and camber (limited) adjustment.
They are a snip to fit, have stiff but compliant plastic end bushes and are very easy to adjust on the car by the alignment shop!
When new they look 'sexy' but the corrosion protection isn't very good.
Not sure, but I think Demon Tweeks sell them.
One last point; the mountings for the rear roll bar are there too.
Hope that lot helps.
911
23 November 2004, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by 911
I have them on my Sti v3.
They do two types, first is that only 2 of the 4 are adjustable (for toe in/out , and the second where all 4 are adjustable so you can widen the rear track about 15mm, toe and camber (limited) adjustment.
They are a snip to fit, have stiff but compliant plastic end bushes and are very easy to adjust on the car by the alignment shop!
When new they look 'sexy' but the corrosion protection isn't very good.
Not sure, but I think Demon Tweeks sell them.
One last point; the mountings for the rear roll bar are there too.
Hope that lot helps.
911
They do two types, first is that only 2 of the 4 are adjustable (for toe in/out , and the second where all 4 are adjustable so you can widen the rear track about 15mm, toe and camber (limited) adjustment.
They are a snip to fit, have stiff but compliant plastic end bushes and are very easy to adjust on the car by the alignment shop!
When new they look 'sexy' but the corrosion protection isn't very good.
Not sure, but I think Demon Tweeks sell them.
One last point; the mountings for the rear roll bar are there too.
Hope that lot helps.
911
23 November 2004, 06:05 PM
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No, but will send you a pic of my car's if you send (by pm) your email address. Don't know how to send/get pics on Snet yet.
It is very dirty undneath so nothing special, but willing to help.
911
It is very dirty undneath so nothing special, but willing to help.
911
24 November 2004, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by 911
No, but will send you a pic of my car's if you send (by pm) your email address. Don't know how to send/get pics on Snet yet.
It is very dirty undneath so nothing special, but willing to help.
911
It is very dirty undneath so nothing special, but willing to help.
911
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