Has anyone used after market adjustable lateral links?

[Bookem]

I have one that is bent and wondering if these are worth the money, would be nice get some camber but some camber bolts would be enough for occasional autox? I just hate buying factory parts when there is shiny aftermarket stuffs :grin:

http://vr-speed.com/store/whiteline-020 ... -8966.html (http://vr-speed.com/store/whiteline-0205-subaru-0205-subaru-impreza-nonturbo-rear-lateral-linkadjust-toecamber-kta109-p-8966.html)

http://www.maperformance.com/hotchkis-l ... t-sti.html (http://www.maperformance.com/hotchkis-lower-adjustable-link-set-for-2002-subaru-wrx-not-sti.html)

[chuckthefuk]

I am running "Noltec" adjustable lateral links on my track car.. i had them on my old flat black GT.. did wonders to correct the GD suspension geometry issues..

Noltec was "absorbed" by whiteline for their rubber formula which why Whiteline offers there regular stuff and then the black highend stuff.

Either way the Whiteline units you posted are identical to the Noltecs and the build quality is very nice. Just oil them to prevent rust.. apparently Australia doesn't care about rust..

-Chuck

[BG5guy]

i have a set of sti forester lateral links , love em. They compliment sway bars and really give the corners a tight secure feel. The ability to adjust them is awesome cuz you can well....adjust them lol