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R34 Castor / Tension Rod With Whiteline Bushes

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Item: R34 Castor / Tension rods with Whiteline eccentric bushes

Age: 0.5 year

Condition: Excellent

Price: $100

To Fit: (What car) R34 GTT

Location: Sydney

Contact: [email protected] 0414510693 or PM

Comments: Returning car back to stock so need them gone

Bushes alone brand new are $130. These have the rods as well so its an easy swap in and out.

Cmon get rid of your nasty understeer!

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They increase your caster angle in the car.

I think Skylines only get about 4 degrees in stock form, maybe less.

These bushes will increase it to about 7 degrees, so when your wheel is turning, there is more contact patch between the tyre and the road as opposed to having only the edge of the tyre touching the road. They dramatically increase front wheel traction. I think that's correct.

Speak to SydneyKid, he very highly recommends it in Skylines as they are notorious for built-in scarey understeer.

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