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Whiteline KCA334 washer?


Jim_KT

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For those with the Whiteline KCA334 installed on their vehicles, are the washers installed under the urethane thrust washer?

 

I ask because I inspected the install and noticed that they are not present. Also read that some KCA334 kits did not come with them.

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Right LCA rear bushing:

 

http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn30/Jim_KT/SpecB/Whiteline_KCA334.jpg

 

No washer present. I also remember that there were no large washers that came with the kit prior to installation.

 

My poor Cusco braces are filthy.

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Whiteline made a running change sometime earlier this year to add those washers. So if you bought old inventory you may have gotten the kit w/o the washers.

 

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I contacted them, they're going to mail to me. Fast response to address my concern, thats how I like my customer service.

 

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Whiteline made a running change sometime earlier this year to add those washers. So if you bought old inventory you may have gotten the kit w/o the washers.

 

-Mike Paisan

 

http://www.pbase.com/paisan/image/91072632.jpg http://www.pbase.com/paisan/image/145749898/original.jpg http://www.pbase.com/paisan/image/133406601.jpg http://www.whiteline.com.au/images/logos/perf1.jpg

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Understood.

 

Spoke to the installer and he mentioned that from their experiences with customer cars, the oversized washers were unnecessary for the cars with CUSCO front lower-arm braces. The CUSCO plates that replace the OEM units provide more bearing surface area.

 

I notified him that I would still like the washers.

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I'm picking up some heavy-duty washers and will install them next weekend.

 

Off-topic, but does anyone know the part number for the locking nuts that are used for the front LCA to crossmember bolts? The original lock nuts come loose after a few days of driving. Torqued to 80 ft-lbs. The recommended torque is ~70 ft-lbs. I tried searching here, and on Fred Beans Parts as well as Subaruonlineparts.

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I'm picking up some heavy-duty washers and will install them next weekend.

 

Off-topic, but does anyone know the part number for the locking nuts that are used for the front LCA to crossmember bolts? The original lock nuts come loose after a few days of driving. Torqued to 80 ft-lbs. The recommended torque is ~70 ft-lbs. I tried searching here, and on Fred Beans Parts as well as Subaruonlineparts.

 

 

try some loctite? I have a phantom noise after my install, maybe thats it... will check when I get the whiteline washers & install tehm

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  • 4 months later...
I just installed the kit last weekend and mine DID come with the washers however, the instructions I received with the kit did NOT address them being in there. I called Mike at Infamous where I bought them, and we looked online and the "new" instructions have a footnote regarding the washers and that they go on the bottom before the triangle bracket. I would think that you could just go to Fastenal or something and find a washer big/thick enough to be close.
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Thanks for the heads up on this. I contacted Whiteline as my kit was also void of the washers. Cheers

 

Update: whiteline had the washers to me in 3 days and included a lanyard for the trouble. A+... already installed.

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  • 6 months later...
bumping an old thread i know but same happened to me recently i got the washers but no mention of a need for them in the instructions so my mechanic did not install them. Ill have to go back and get them fitted or do so myself. Anyone have a picture of them fitted?with the washers on the bottom?
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