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STX bushings?
Looks like I might have some spare cash coming up. Currently have KWs, wheel/tires, muffler delete, whiteline rear camber bushings.
Wondering what's are some key bushings to replace to stay legal in STX. Rear subframe bushing are on my list. What else should be? |
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Rear Subframe.. Control arms bushings Sway bar bushings Not sure what else but those are the ones I will be finishing up on.. ![]() Hope that helps.. Kartboy Power Flex Whiteline and STi are the manufacturers that I know of. I have some of these done already.. ![]() Bill
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Can't help you on STX legality but AFAIK the bushings out there include:
- Whiteline rear camber correction bushings (see you've got those already) - Whiteline rear subframe lock down bushings (good call; I'm getting those too). - Whiteline positive shift bushings - AVO turbo world front LCA bushings - AVO turbo world front rear *caster* adjustment bushings. In their thread on their RCE Yellow review AVO indicated that their front bushings reduced a little slop up there that emerged after installing the springs, and a little more caster can't hurt. I'm also getting all the Whiteline bushes for the rear to correct my rear camber post-coil over install and to lock the drivetrain and rear end of the car down a bit. Considering doing the AVO bushes at the same time. Haven't looked at swaybar links yet. I reckon that all of the above bushings are worth it if possible since they seem to correct weak areas of the car. On the other hand I could be wrong since the car seems to be designed to work with bushings flex? My 2c. Interested to hear what others think!
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