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Just wondering how much effect these have on the feel of the car. I am ordering RSB, ALK and possibly SB links. Just want to know if I should get the links?

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Mike
 

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IMO if they're heavy duty then they should effect the car's responses. If you want a bit of quicker response i guess it's well worth to get it. The stock ones will i think flex a bit when ya corner hard.
 

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The only thing I am missing is the FSB (which is on order). I have:

  1. Whiteline Adjustable RSB
  2. Whiteline HD Rear SB Mounts
  3. Whiteline Front & Rear SB End-links
  4. Whilteline ALK
  5. Whiteline Lowering Springs w/ KYB-AGX's
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    The ARSB was my first intalled component on my car along with the HD RSB Mounts and the endlinks. Since my RSB is 20-24mm adjustable, I was told that anything above 20mm would bend the stock mounts. After romoving them and comparing them to the stock units, I'm surprised that the stock mounts didn't bend with the stock 13mm RSB ==> Very wimpy.

    The ALK made a world of difference removing understeer from the car, not to mention how the steering is almost telepathic. Makes me wonder how incredible it would be if we had the quicker steering ratio with our GC8's.

    Front endlinks appeared to make very little difference other than a slight improvement in transient response. I suspect that their benefit would be better with the adjustable front bar.

    I have been very happy with my Whiteline set-up.

    Received all my parts from PDM Racing Don Nimi will take good care of you and the pricing is the best.
 

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Thanks for the replies. I am going to order tomorrow from Don. I found out all the answers I need. Looking forward to getting rid of all the understeer.
Mike
 

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i can vouch for the front and rear endlinks, the whiteline front links make the car turn in and SO much more responsive to steering input, the rear solid endlinks make the car really flat and the ass come around really nicely.
 

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Markus,
Are you running aftermarket struts with the lowering springs? I am considering getting lowering springs but don't have the funds to get struts as well so I want to know how the springs work with OEM sturts.
Mike
 

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Like my list says, I'm running the KYB/AGX's with the lowering struts.

The AGX's are 4-way adjustable in the front and 8-way adjustable in the back. Not a bad strut for the price your paying, but don't expect DMS level of performance.
 

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I talked to Tom at Kartboy Kustoms once and he said the OEM links don't flex as much as people think. That plastic is pretty hard, I think it's the same plastic they use to make guns. It's the soft bushings. Anyway, I had some whiteline solid links and replaced them with Kartboy inserts, the inserts feel the same if not better than the Whiteline solid links. Here is a link to the links :)

http://www.scoobymods.com/mods/impreza/droplinks.php
 
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