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Old Aug 6, 2008, 03:58 PM
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Front Roll Center Adjusters [WORKS ON EVO X]
Front Inner Tie-Rod Ends
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Specs on these?
How much taller than stock are the ball joints??
How much taller than stock are the tie rod ends?
How much lighter or heavier than stock are the tie rods??

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What are the differences between these and whiteline?

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Originally Posted by EVOlutionary
Specs on these?
How much taller than stock are the ball joints??
How much taller than stock are the tie rod ends?
How much lighter or heavier than stock are the tie rods??

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The Ball Joints have about a .45" taller mounting point.
The Tie Rod ends are about 3/4" taller and higher open angle to accommodate for the drop. [good for 1.9"+ drop]
I don't have a weight difference yet; however, I should have something soon.

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What are the differences between these and whiteline?
The Ball Joint boot is completely sealed compared to whiteline to prevent any dirt accumulation in the pivot area; plus it has a higher mounting point allowing for a more aggressive drop and suspension tune.

Now the tie rod end is a huge difference. The moonface is much taller and has a higher open angle. Construction is fully solid as you can see below. Overall it will allow you to tune the suspension more aggressively. Below are some picture comparison; courtesy of Dan:










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