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Whiteline 02-05 Subaru WRX Wagon / 93-00 & 02-05 Subaru Impreza Non-Turbo Rear Lateral link-adjust.

SKU: WHLKTA108
Barcode: 9319924343492

$583.99

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Whiteline 02-05 Subaru WRX Wagon / 93-00 & 02-05 Subaru Impreza Non-Turbo Rear Lateral link-adjust.

$583.99

$583.99

Tech Specs

Brand
Whiteline
SKU
WHLKTA108
Manufacturer part number
KTA108
Category
Suspension › Suspension Arms & Components
Shipping weight
15.4 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

This series of adjustable trailing arms are designed to modify factory camber - toe and track on the rear of Subaru Impreza and Liberty. Use KTA107 as an economical solution for lack of rear toe adjustment particularly on Impreza GD-GH (MY01- on) series. This kit is supplied as 2x adjustable front arms and matching rear arm poly bushings. KTA108 and KTA109 utilize 4 complete adjustable arms with performance low compliance bushings. The result is greater range and more precise adjustment and a more direct connection between body and rear suspension delivering more predictable dynamic behavior. Left-right-hand thread adjustment turn-buckle nut allows for easy on-car adjustment.

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