10-28-2015, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by D18
I was talking to a vendor last month and they said that the Whitelines, along with many other manufacturers with similar designs were seeing high failure rates. The bolt that is used to adjust the length of the control arm is where the failure usually occurred, just shearing off.
The vendor also told me that the only LCA that they hadn't had any major issues with was the SPC. Makes sense then that Whiteline has decided to essentially copy the SPC design.
I ended up going with the SPC and I'm very happy with them, my only complaint is lack of colour...
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This doesn't sound completely far fetched to me. I've spoken to a couple folks with track built cars that use the SPCs without any problems. I think you are mostly paying for looks (and a little over engineering) with those billet mahined arms.
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