whiteline steering precision kit evo 8 review
Jan 7, 2014, 07:50 AM
#1
whiteline steering precision kit evo 8 review
This upgrade is a little more time consuming to do, but it really isn't all that bad. I hadn't read much reviews but I figured since I had the subframe out I might as well. Install was straightforward, everything went on nice and smooth. This is the exact kit right here, http://www.maperformance.com/whiteli...n-kit-evo.html
It replaces the bushings that support the steering rack assembly. My old ones didn't look to be in bad shape or anything but I did this to improve turn in response/feel and why not since it was already out. After putting the car back together and taking it out for a drive I could immediately feel an improvement in the steering feel. Steering is very firm and direct. Any slop in play I had seemed to be gone. I was surprised how much of a difference they actually made, I wasn't expecting it to be so much night and day honestly. I would have to say the benefits are worth the work to install.
It replaces the bushings that support the steering rack assembly. My old ones didn't look to be in bad shape or anything but I did this to improve turn in response/feel and why not since it was already out. After putting the car back together and taking it out for a drive I could immediately feel an improvement in the steering feel. Steering is very firm and direct. Any slop in play I had seemed to be gone. I was surprised how much of a difference they actually made, I wasn't expecting it to be so much night and day honestly. I would have to say the benefits are worth the work to install.
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Jan 24, 2014, 12:48 PM
#8
No noticeable nvh increase from these. I dont see why these bushings necessarily would since its just a steering rack. My car is already a poster child for nvh anyhow so I wouldnt be worried about a little more. But ya, to answer your question I really couldnt notice any increase in nvh.
