Whiteline Suspension?
01-09-2004, 11:14 AM
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Whiteline Suspension?
anybody have any input on whiteline suspension? i'm looking for the best bang-per-buck suspension mods ... pdm-racing.com has some good deals ... in particular, i'm looking at the complete whiteline suspension kit (bushings, springs, sways, etc) coupled w/ some kyb agx .... the car will mainly be used for autoX purposes (and drift if i learn eventually 
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01-09-2004, 11:15 AM
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S13 (1989-1994) Suspension Package [part number S13WORKSPKG1]
1 x Whiteline Springs (90044) …
1 x Whiteline Front Adjustable Swaybar (BNF20Z) …
1 x Whiteline Rear Adjustable Swaybar (BNR20Z) …
1 x Front Camber Bolt Kit (81250) … pair
1 x TC Rod Bushings (SPF1202K) ... pair
2 x Rear Upper Control Arm Bushings (SPF1638K) . . . . .
1 x Rear Lower Control Arm Bushings (SPF1639K) . . . . .
1 x Rear Subframe Bushings (KCA349) . . . . .
1 x Front Lower Control Arm Bushings (SPF1009K) .
1 x Whiteline Springs (90044) …
1 x Whiteline Front Adjustable Swaybar (BNF20Z) …
1 x Whiteline Rear Adjustable Swaybar (BNR20Z) …
1 x Front Camber Bolt Kit (81250) … pair
1 x TC Rod Bushings (SPF1202K) ... pair
2 x Rear Upper Control Arm Bushings (SPF1638K) . . . . .
1 x Rear Lower Control Arm Bushings (SPF1639K) . . . . .
1 x Rear Subframe Bushings (KCA349) . . . . .
1 x Front Lower Control Arm Bushings (SPF1009K) .
01-09-2004, 05:56 PM
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I have the Whiteline sways, T/C rod bushings and control arm bushings with AGX's and Eibach Springs.
The end links for the Whiteline sways kind of suck - but performace wise the package works well. I will be doing the rear bushings this spring.
-Justin
The end links for the Whiteline sways kind of suck - but performace wise the package works well. I will be doing the rear bushings this spring.
-Justin
01-10-2004, 02:10 AM
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Originally posted by Justin.b
I have the Whiteline sways, T/C rod bushings and control arm bushings with AGX's and Eibach Springs.
The end links for the Whiteline sways kind of suck - but performace wise the package works well. I will be doing the rear bushings this spring.
-Justin
I have the Whiteline sways, T/C rod bushings and control arm bushings with AGX's and Eibach Springs.
The end links for the Whiteline sways kind of suck - but performace wise the package works well. I will be doing the rear bushings this spring.
-Justin
01-10-2004, 06:10 AM
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I didn't have any failures, but either the nut or the bolts on both end front end links are stripped. This basically means that I'm stuck on the stiffest setting. It's easy enough to replace, but you'd expect the hardware included in in 'adjustable' link to withstand a few assedmblies and removals.
-Justin
-Justin
01-11-2004, 08:47 AM
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Originally posted by whizbang18T
good info ... anyone here use whitline springs?
good info ... anyone here use whitline springs?
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