Voodoo 13 Rear Toe Arms WRX / STI 2008-2021 / BRZ / FR-S / FT-86 2013-2021

Voodoo 13's adjustable rear toe arms are a game - changer for Subaru WRX and STI owners. After lowering your car, these arms let you easily adjust the toe back to spec. Engineered for high - performance street and race cars, they swap the soft OE rubber bushings for rigid spherical bearings. This upgrade significantly boosts handling and performance, though it does mean a bit less noise and comfort. The adjusting rod is crafted from 6061 - T6 aluminum, making the arms super strong yet lightweight. You can choose between two colors for the MIL - A - 8625 Type III Hard Anodize finish: Hard Clear and Hard OD Green. In - house machined CNC stainless steel spacers work perfectly with top - notch USA - made QA1 spherical rod ends. The set comes with Grade 10.9 zinc - plated hardware for easy installation. Key features include a high - strength 6061 - T6 aluminum adjusting rod, a MIL - A - 8625 Type III hard anodize finish, CNC stainless steel spacers, QA1 spherical rod ends with self - sealing and self - lubricating Nylon/PTFE injection - molded race to keep out dirt, and included Grade 10.9 zinc - plated hardware. All Voodoo 13 products are made at their Gilbert, Arizona facility using only the finest materials from US suppliers.

Using these Voodoo 13 rear toe arms is quite straightforward. First, gather all the tools you need, including the Grade 10.9 zinc - plated hardware that comes with the set. Then, carefully remove the old rear toe arms from your Subaru WRX, STI, BRZ, FR - S, or FT - 86. Next, install the new Voodoo 13 arms in place. You can adjust the toe to the correct specification according to your car's needs. Since these arms use spherical bearings instead of rubber bushings, you might notice a bit more noise and less comfort compared to the original parts, but that's normal for high - performance upgrades. When it comes to maintenance, keep an eye on the QA1 spherical rod ends. Their self - sealing and self - lubricating Nylon/PTFE injection - molded race helps keep out dirt and debris, but it's still a good idea to clean them regularly. Check the Grade 10.9 zinc - plated hardware for any signs of loosening or corrosion. If you see any issues, tighten the bolts or replace the hardware as needed. Also, the MIL - A - 8625 Type III hard anodize finish on the adjusting rod provides good protection, but try to avoid harsh chemicals that could damage it.