Whiteline/Kartboy Rear Diff. Bushings

[ValuePack]

http://www.subaruwrxparts.com/photos/ksb751.jpg

To whomever hasn't bought these yet, go get some; cheap, and install takes about 20 minutes. LordBass and I both noticed a subtle but noticeable difference in the ride of our cars, as well that the kit really does remove the "thump" on quick shifts. I think my car showed a bit more difference as the GC-body/Foresters use an extra bushing. He and I both use the Whiteline kit, though the Kartboy kit has come out since then, and looks a bit beefier. $30 and $32 respectively, at subaruwrxparts.com.

Anyone else have them? Oh yeah, Unsakred: go buy these.:)

[Jon]

hmmm. I've never had the "thump" when shifting. I want to try these and a few others to try to get rid of some drive train slack though.

[mdungelman]

I was just checking those out the other day. Gotta love the bushings. It did wonders upgrading my shifter bushings. Time to get on the ball.

[LordBass]

Yeah those are good. Worth the coin. Easy to install. Tightens it up just a wee bit, adds just a tiny touch more NVH.

[preach]

I have the Whiteline ones.

I have all kinds of klunking though lol.

[Nate8409]

Yeah those are good. Worth the coin. Easy to install. Tightens it up just a wee bit, adds just a tiny touch more NVH.

I just keep adding and adding NVH. Every performance mod increases it more and more it seems. I wish I could make my steering not transfer so much NVH since I modded. On really bumpy roads you can feel it wicked bad through the steering wheel.

I guess the plus is a sligly better feel for the road surface and condition.

[ValuePack]

Every performance mod increases it more and more it seems.
That just means the mods are working.;)

[Nate8409]

Hahahahaha. Yeah I know it.

Some days I do not like feeling each grain of sand on the road.

Wait until I put the solid strut tops in the from. Then it will increase for sure.

[ValuePack]

Update: If you've bought these in the past, use your common sense and periodically retorque the bolts that hold the subframe arm plate... I got two full turns on some of the bolts in my Forester yesterday... it's been two years since I installed them, I last retorqued about a year ago.

Update #2: just spend the extra $2 and buy the Kartboys. I have Whitelines, and after nearly three years on the car, mine are discolored(from bright yellow to brown), rock hard, and semi-brittle. At a glance, the Kartboys look to be more stout and durable.

[unsakred]

mine are in :) small but noticeable difference. definately worth the 32 bucks. (has kartboy)

[DaKP00r]

last bushings I need besides the ones for the stearing wheel... Ill go grab em today
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[ValuePack]

You getting Kartboys? Don't even bother with the Whitelines, they're great at first but after 13k miles and 3 years, mine are gargbage.

[doylfish]

i'll throw another option in there, get the TIC bushings over both the whiteline and the kartboy ones. i have them, i think they were better than the whitelines i had at least, don't know about the kartboys, but i would rather support TIC