WhiteLine product ?

[mrdouble99]

Hi everyone

I can have good price on whiteLine product, but i wonder if this is a*good product.

They have swaybar, link kit, brace strut and camber kit

http://www.whiteline.com.au/automotive_suspension.php

 

[Kindred]

Never heard of them.

 

[Rudeboy3]

Whiteline is made in Australia and is well regarded amongst the Subaru community. They make really good quality suspension parts.

 

[CnoTataymo]

From looking at the link, 24mm for a rear sway is small compared to the stock MS3 27mm.

Whiteline does make a rear sway for the MS6 though.

If anything, if you want front and rear sways, go with Hotckis.

 

[Hank3]

I had Whiteline products on my Subie and they were great! Had front and rear swaybar, endlinks, anti-lift kit, and front and rear strut bars.

I have the Progress RSB on order via a GB. Can't wait to get it. It's comparable to the Hotchkis and Cobb but has thicker bushing brackets.

 

[GoFast]

before ordering stuff i would be sure that the stuff actually works on the speed. They are showing that front tower brace which i am just about positive isnt actually for the ms3.

 

[CnoTataymo]

I have the Progress RSB on order via a GB. Can't wait to get it. It's comparable to the Hotchkis and Cobb but has thicker bushing brackets.

But the Progress RSB is the least stiffest of the 3.

 

[Hank3]

But the Progress RSB is the least stiffest of the 3.

Well...I'm going to keep it on soft, so it's a tad bit stiffer than Cobb's soft setting if you go by the "measured" percentages. But supposedly the numbers of these RSBs are similar to dyno numbers. Different variations due to different measuring techniques

 

[ALIEN3T]

Whiteline been around fror awhile. They have made parts for as far back as 90-94 proteges also.

 

[destrux]

Unless you're copying a known setup, there's no way to know if one RSB will be better than another just based on numbers. Just because it's less stiff doesn't mean it's not as good.