86 / GR86/ ZC6 BRZ High Misalignment Tie rod Ends #R33X-FUCA and they use only Teflon-lined

and they use only Teflon-lined bearings

The bump steer has also been corrected to ensure consistent handling over uneven surfaces as well as having inbuilt 35mm of roll centre correction and inbuilt caster trail

- CAD designed

The caster has been reduced which in turn reduces camber change through steering angle resulting in a flatter contact patch and more consistent steering feedback during drifting

86 / GR86/ ZC6 BRZ High Misalignment Tie rod Ends #R33X-FUCA and they use only Teflon-linedWhat Is Bump Steer? Bump steer is the unwanted change in wheel toe angle that happens when your suspension compresses over a bump. In simple terms, the wheels turn slightly inward or outward on their own. Its caused by suspension geometry, specifically the relationship between the tie rod and lower control arm on a lowered vehicle. Excessive bump steer makes a car unpredictable and unstable, especially over uneven surfaces or during high speed