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Old 03-16-2016, 11:31 AM   #1
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Whiteline Com 'C' Strut Mounts

I remember a while back people having problems with these clunking and popping. Does anyone know if Whiteline ever fixed that issue? I think it was related to the open bearings they were using.
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Old 03-16-2016, 09:52 PM   #2
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As far as I remember reading in other threads, they gave up and pulled the plug on those...
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I remember a while back people having problems with these clunking and popping. Does anyone know if Whiteline ever fixed that issue? I think it was related to the open bearings they were using.
I noticed that FT86speedfactory still has them on their site. Maybe you should contact them to see if they have any in stock.
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Old 03-17-2016, 04:43 PM   #4
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As far as I remember reading in other threads, they gave up and pulled the plug on those...
IIRC someone posted that they changed the bearing. I think they ended up using the same bearing as OEM, but with a metal seal.
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Old 03-18-2016, 12:56 AM   #5
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They changed the bearing, but it didn't fix the issue. They actually sent me a new set with a couple machined washers that they said they were testing. I didn't want to go through the hassle of swapping them to only have issues again so I went with HVT mounts and haven't had any problems.

I still have the Comp-C's NIB if anyone is interested. Otherwise, was just going to throw them up on Nasioc for a WRX/Impreza owner instead.
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They changed the bearing, but it didn't fix the issue. They actually sent me a new set with a couple machined washers that they said they were testing. I didn't want to go through the hassle of swapping them to only have issues again so I went with HVT mounts and haven't had any problems.

I still have the Comp-C's NIB if anyone is interested. Otherwise, was just going to throw them up on Nasioc for a WRX/Impreza owner instead.
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Nope. That's the Subaru conical washer. I was running those and still had bearing problems. The ones they sent me look like this:

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I think its bearing axis should be inclined somewhat.

I've tried conical washers but bearings failed in the same way.
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They still make them, but don't list them for the FRS/BRZ. They don't have issues on the impreza chassis, but something about the strut angle on these cars doesn't play nice with the bearing.
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Bringing this back from the grave, has anyone ever had a set that didn’t make noise long term??
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I managed to get wished camber & keep rubber top mounts via other means. -3 at stock height with camberbolts in both holes + powerflex bushing PFF69-801G. Pitty about no non failing bearings revision of compatible Com-Cs for twins, but i got what i wished at end.
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I managed to get wished camber & keep rubber top mounts via other means. -3 at stock height with camberbolts in both holes + powerflex bushing PFF69-801G. Pitty about no non failing bearings revision of compatible Com-Cs for twins, but i got what i wished at end.
What a shame. I’m considering group N rubber top hats but they do not have nearly the same benefits as a silent Com C would have.
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One of the products we'd love to make is a long lasting fixed camber plate with some rubber for reasonable NVH. Got a couple other things in the pipeline in the meantime, but hopefully we can make something like that in the future.

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I'd suggest just buying the RACESENG CASCAMs and be done with it. I have been through the COMCs previously and they never lasted.

http://www.raceseng.com/cascam-caste...ubaru-brz-2013
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