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IMHO:
You have the right shpping list.
iirc there are no top mounts to match the front stock suspension struts that do not affect the front ride height.
I stand to be corrected.
To kill understeeer in the dry you need to max the caster. Noltec top mounts are good, the new Whitelines are very very nice too.
Ok thanks 911. Will I be able to 'max the castor' as you describe with the standard sti suspension?
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Originally Posted by 911
IMHO:
You have the right shpping list.
iirc there are no top mounts to match the front stock suspension struts that do not affect the front ride height.
I stand to be corrected.
To kill understeeer in the dry you need to max the caster. Noltec top mounts are good, the new Whitelines are very very nice too.
No.
There is no adjustment whatsoever on the stock suspension for caster.
The ALK adds caster by moving the position of the lower wishbone fulcrum bearing. This is partly why the Whiteline ALK is so popular.
No.
There is no adjustment whatsoever on the stock suspension for caster.
The ALK adds caster by moving the position of the lower wishbone fulcrum bearing. This is partly why the Whiteline ALK is so popular.
Yes, a set of Whiteline tops will give more than an ALK, but add the two and things get better...
Geo is better qualified to answer I think, but my car has both and it works rather well for me.
Adjustable Top Mounts
