Just wondering what kind of experiences anyone has had with them. Good, Bad?
http://www.whiteline.com.au/pr...TA128
Whiteline adjustable RUCA?
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superficialfilter
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superficialfilter
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Re: Whiteline adjustable RUCA? (Bumnah)
I'm aware of SPL but I don't drift or race. My car is a DD. I don't think I need spherical bearings for that. Thats why I was looking at the whitelines. They use bushings.
Re: Whiteline adjustable RUCA? (superficialfilter)
Well you're also paying close to $20 more for the Whiteline adjustable arms in comparison to the SPL arms.
If you aren't going to track it, then why not just put in polyurethane bushings in your OEM arms?
If you aren't going to track it, then why not just put in polyurethane bushings in your OEM arms?
Re: Whiteline adjustable RUCA? (Bumnah)
...not enough adjustment from the camber bolt?Bumnah wrote:why not just put in polyurethane bushings in your OEM arms?
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superficialfilter
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Re: Whiteline adjustable RUCA? (pandapants)
Nope. But my questions still stands....anyone ever used them?pandapants wrote:
...not enough adjustment from the camber bolt?
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Re: Whiteline adjustable RUCA? (superficialfilter)
no, but you can be the first.
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Re: Whiteline adjustable RUCA? (superficialfilter)
Why does it matter if you race? My car felt much better with daily driving after the install compared to stock arms. SPL is better AND cheaper.superficialfilter wrote:I'm aware of SPL but I don't drift or race. My car is a DD. I don't think I need spherical bearings for that. Thats why I was looking at the whitelines. They use bushings.