Whiteline SALE!!! Thru Monday ONLY

[JP@edgeautosport.com]

Hey guys, just thought I'd give you guys another great deal on great parts.

Get an additional 5% off website pricing if you order ANY Whiteline product by Monday, April 30. Whiteline is pro when it comes to the suspension. Beefy sway bars, rock solid end links, and bushings make your car feel like it's ready to get on the track!!! Extremely good value to performance ratio with these parts!!! Enter "WHITELINE5" in the coupon code box at checkout. DON'T MISS OUT!!!!

Whiteline Products - EdgeAutosport.com

[SofaKingAwesome]

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[Scoobs]

Seem like there's a sale every week! Good job Edge....

[EdgeAutosport.com]

bump lets get cars prepped for the track!

[Code Monkey]

no RSB for the speed6?!?!?!?

[Ingle]

MMMM.. Y U NO MS6?

[hnda etr]

there are so many whiteline bushing bits and pieces... is there much benefit from swapping in these whiteline parts if the stock bushings aren't busted? looks like all the bushings themselves add up to $453.50 before 5% discount and the steering components (caster, camber & bump steer) add up to $532.92 before 5% discount...

[JP@edgeautosport.com]

Originally Posted by Ingle MMMM.. Y U NO MS6?

Originally Posted by Code Monkey no RSB for the speed6?!?!?!?

Added!! It's in stock and included in the sale!!!

Originally Posted by hnda etr there are so many whiteline bushing bits and pieces... is there much benefit from swapping in these whiteline parts if the stock bushings aren't busted? looks like all the bushings themselves add up to $453.50 before 5% discount and the steering components (caster, camber & bump steer) add up to $532.92 before 5% discount...

These are not OE replacement bushings for when your bushings aren't effective any more. Think of what a rear motor mount does for power transfer and keeping the motor/tranny in check while under power. This is the same thing except for the positive feedback of the chassis instead of the motor. When the chassis is flexing in a turn or going over uneven surfaces, the stock bushings keep the car as quiet and "mushy" as possible to maintain comfort. With urethane bushings, it helps keep the car more solid through turns and uneven surfaces, leaving more work to be done by the tires, shock/spring setup, sway bars, etc. which is where it should be happening. The harder bushings allow the driver to have a better feel of the car and gives much more positive feedback than the stock rubber based bushings. Like I said, think of what upgrading the rear motor mount did for the feel of the motor, except this is for the chassis. Also, some of these bushing allow adjustments to alignment on top of being more solid and performance bushings.

Let me know if you have any other questions guys.

[hnda etr]

Originally Posted by JP@edgeautosport.com These are not OE replacement bushings for when your bushings aren't effective any more. Think of what a rear motor mount does for power transfer and keeping the motor/tranny in check while under power. This is the same thing except for the positive feedback of the chassis instead of the motor. When the chassis is flexing in a turn or going over uneven surfaces, the stock bushings keep the car as quiet and "mushy" as possible to maintain comfort. With urethane bushings, it helps keep the car more solid through turns and uneven surfaces, leaving more work to be done by the tires, shock/spring setup, sway bars, etc. which is where it should be happening. The harder bushings allow the driver to have a better feel of the car and gives much more positive feedback than the stock rubber based bushings. Like I said, think of what upgrading the rear motor mount did for the feel of the motor, except this is for the chassis. Also, some of these bushing allow adjustments to alignment on top of being more solid and performance bushings.

Thanks for the explanation, I get it! One more question... are the 3 alignment/steering sets (caster, camber & bump steer) strictly alignment related, or do they also "firm up" the suspension? I have my suspension fully modded - MS Coils, F&R Sways, Endlinks, CS Camber Plates, SU mounts, all GT Spec bracing and the car is already stiff as hell... I'm wondering if I would see much improvement with the whiteline bushings...?

[SLOWHATCH]

How much for the anti-lift kit for gen 2?

[skeurton]

Originally Posted by SLOWHATCH How much for the anti-lift kit for gen 2?

+1

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[JP@edgeautosport.com]

Originally Posted by SLOWHATCH How much for the anti-lift kit for gen 2?

Originally Posted by skeurton +1 Sent from my DROID BIONIC using Tapatalk 2

$222.22 shipped

Originally Posted by hnda etr Thanks for the explanation, I get it! One more question... are the 3 alignment/steering sets (caster, camber & bump steer) strictly alignment related, or do they also "firm up" the suspension? I have my suspension fully modded - MS Coils, F&R Sways, Endlinks, CS Camber Plates, SU mounts, all GT Spec bracing and the car is already stiff as hell... I'm wondering if I would see much improvement with the whiteline bushings...?

You won't see as significant of an improvement as putting on coilovers, but it will be noticeable. It will still stiffen the chassis further even though they are alignment related.

[Stealth01]

So are the prices on the website with the 5% or without?

[EdgeAutosport.com]

Originally Posted by Stealth01 So are the prices on the website with the 5% or without?

Take 5% of what the website lists!

[SLOWHATCH]

Hmm ok not bad. The alk kit is definitely on my list.

[EdgeAutosport.com]

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[specvspeedfreak]

Ordered the WALK already through you guys.. Last piece to my suspension puzzle! Should be a great mod. I highly recommend this piece.

[EdgeAutosport.com]

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[EdgeAutosport.com]

bump!!!!!!!!!

[EdgeAutosport.com]

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[SofaKingAwesome]

bump for a guy who answers my phone calls about broken o2 sensors on a Saturday @ 7pm while he's on vacation.


BTW the 2011-12 are slightly different than all the others. Had to wait for one.