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Old 01-15-2018, 01:53 AM   #1
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Front roll center kit discontinued

I recently came across a video with the whiteline front roll center kit. Sounds like it's exactly what I need but it seems it's been discontinued and I can't find anything similar.

What would be an alternative? I've brushed across adjustable endlinks but I'd rather have parts that are set and forget.

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End links don't affect roll center or bump steer, so even if you get adjustable end links you'd still be looking for something else.

There are a couple aftermarket LCA's that either statically adjust roll center or allow you to adjust it, but I don't know of anything that's a simple replacement like the whiteline kit was.
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Buddy club sells the extended ball joints and you can get adjustable tie rod ends from companies like SPL.

You can still find the roll center/bump steer correction kits. Look on ebay.

FYI sometimes the extended ball joints create clearance issues.
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Talking to whiteline they are re-engineering the part. A gentleman by the name of Jared said they are retesting this kit and will be making a re-release of the part sometime this year.

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SPL FLCA has some adjustment IIRC
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The Whiteline kit was discontinued due to many of them developing tears in the dust boot.

Buddyclub makes a similar unit. You can buy just the extended ball joint by itself or they also sell a front lower control arm with the extended ball joint already pressed in. Saves the hassle of finding a press.
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I had MoonFace ball joint , but they worn fast in my car , less than a year and about 10 track day .


Than I had BC extended ball joint , it has about 10 track day now , it seem they last longer . But it require grinding LCA a bit , or it rub the rotor and surely cut into the backing plate .


There is a Racer X replacement ball joint , I would suggest you try that and forget the extended type . I find extended ball joint does improve handing but not much, and really take some effort , it change a few thing on alignment setup / ride height / clearance .
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