Mooresport Street Adjustable Front Upper Mounts Subaru WRX / STI 2008-2014

Part #: MSI - MSISUB02 - 19 - 001. These adjustable front upper mounts are crafted using advanced machining techniques. Their unique design, a first in the market, sets a new industry standard. You can easily adjust them from left to right with fixed reference points. Just add or remove one setting, and both sides will be the same. No more measuring and clamping both sides for a perfect fit. The custom - made pillow ball bearings are built to handle the rigors of off - road racing and rally competitions. They have such tight tolerances that there are no annoying clunking sounds. These mounts work on both GC and GD chassis Imprezas, with mounting holes clearly marked for each side and chassis type. All parts are made from T6 - 6061 aluminum using state - of - the - art 5 - axis CNC machining and feature graphite impregnated bushings. The bolt holes are created with 'thread forming', a technique better than the typical cutting tap. It results in smooth threads, greatly reducing the risk of adjustment bolts seizing. Based on our popular motorsport design, these plates offer a great balance of performance, reliability, and ease of use at an affordable price. KW adjustable camber plates come with an additional tube nut for some KW shocks and support both M12x1.25 and M14x1.5 threads for all Subaru front applications, with no other differences from the standard kit. Note: Fits only KW coilovers.

Using these Mooresport adjustable front upper mounts is straightforward. First, identify whether your Subaru is a GC or GD chassis. Then, find the marked mounting holes on the mounts that match your chassis side. Install the mounts according to the standard procedures for your vehicle. When adjusting the mounts, use the fixed reference points. You can simply add or remove one setting on each side, and they'll be perfectly aligned. It's important to note that these mounts are only compatible with KW coilovers. For maintenance, periodically check the pillow ball bearings for any signs of wear. Since they're built to handle tough conditions, they should last a long time, but regular inspection is still a good idea. Also, keep an eye on the adjustment bolts. Thanks to the smooth threads created by the 'thread forming' technique, the risk of seizing is low, but it's better to be safe. If you notice any issues, it's best to consult a professional mechanic.