Whiteline part no's

[oz_viking]

Anyone have or know the part numbers for Whiteline rear sway bar? If it comes with nolathane bushes, do you need these for the front sway bar also to match take up rates? Anyone installed these?

Does anyone have a Whiteline camber and/or caster kit? Got part no's?

[Screaminrolla]

Rear Sway Bar- BTR77

It dosent come with bushes as there are none standard on the rear bar, if you have a close look at it you'll know why

Camber Kit- KCA415

There is a caster kit, but its still in development. Has been for at least a year.

[oz_viking]

Thanks,

did you install the camber bolts and rear sway bar yourself?

[dale2176]

I fitted whiteline rear swaybar all too easy, no more than 2 mins.

I tried fitting the front but the ****s drilled the holes 10mm instead of 13mm, so and hour wasted there.. Unless you have a hoyst and reasonalble mechanical ability dont DIY the front swaybay

[Screaminrolla]

yep fitted them myself, just have to guess the best spot with the camber bolts then drive down to get a wheel alignment

[gus]

Hey Screaminrolla,

i have not embarked on the suspension mod yet, is the whiteline front swaybar thicker than the rear swaybar?

cause front swaybar increases understeer and a rear swaybar increases oversteer.

how do you find the car's handling? e.g. more oversteer or understeer?

tia :P

[Screaminrolla]

Yeah the whiteline front swaybar is 24mm (standard 22mm) and the rear is 22mm (standard 20mm i think) I only have the rear sway bar with the standard front one and the handling is fairly neutral with only slight understeer, there isnt really any oversteer unless you try to make the rear step out

[oz_viking]

Repco quoted me $150 for the rear sway bar (althought apparently that was the wrong part no.), $70 for the camber kit and $12 for freight. They also said the parts are non-returnable as they are custom built for each order.

I think I'll call Whiteline directly and see what they'll charge....