Perrin PSRS Discontinued?
Yeah you definently don't get the same amount of caster with the Whiteline, but you do get more then stock. I DD the car and plan on using it to get my instructers licence. I don't need to extract every bit of performance out of the car.
The PSRS does not add 3° of caster; it was supposed to be roughly 1.5°. Still more than the Whiteline kit, though.
Perrin's EvoM thread
The OEM bushings did allow flex for a compliant ride hence the reasoning behind the solid mounted spherical in both kits. Before I put in the Whiteline kit I was going back and forth between the two brands. I ended up with the Whiteline because I didn't want to have to cut up my subframe and I wanted the extra protection afforded by the boots.
Perrin's EvoM thread
The OEM bushings did allow flex for a compliant ride hence the reasoning behind the solid mounted spherical in both kits. Before I put in the Whiteline kit I was going back and forth between the two brands. I ended up with the Whiteline because I didn't want to have to cut up my subframe and I wanted the extra protection afforded by the boots.
My PSRS added exactly 1.5* on one side and 1.7* on the other, and I now have equal caster since it was off a bit stock. It was pretty cool to see the finished alignment with perfectly even toe/camber/caster..
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