Whiteline - Front Control arm - lower inner rear bushing - KCA334
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Whiteline - Front Control arm - lower inner rear bushing - KCA334

In the rangePart no. KCA334

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Caster gain
+0.5deg
In the box
2 Shell Bushings, 4 Bushings, 2 Tubes, 2 Washers
Installation time
3 Hours
Category
Suspension & steering
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Specifications

Brand
Whiteline
Part number
KCA334
Caster gain
+0.5deg
In the box
2 Shell Bushings, 4 Bushings, 2 Tubes, 2 Washers
Installation time
3 Hours
Wheel alignment required
Yes
Bush outer diameter
60 mm
Bush inner diameter
28.3 mm
Bush length
30.4 mm
Crush tube size
28.6x17.2x57.4 mm
Position
Front
Category
Suspension & steering

Figures as published for this part; fitment is only what we have confirmed. Check critical dimensions against your car before ordering.

About this part

Whiteline's KCA334 replaces the lower inner rear bushing of the front control arm, adding +0.5 degrees of caster gain over the factory rubber. The kit supplies 2 shell bushings, 4 bushings, 2 tubes and 2 washers, with each bushing at 60mm outer diameter, 28.3mm inner diameter and 30.4mm long, and a 28.6x17.2x57.4mm crush tube. Fitting takes about 3 hours and requires a wheel alignment afterwards, since the caster change and the firmer bushing both move where the arm sits under load.

We have not run this part ourselves — the ones we have are marked on our cars.