Whiteline Front Engine - torque arm bushing - Volkswagen Golf MK7
Inserts - suits models to - 9/2015 - induces NVH - installs into voiding of original bushings
Soft factory bushings whilst they do a good job of not transmitting engine vibration, they do create vague and unresponsiveness in the vehicles drive train. Under hard acceleration, the engine and transmission rotates, Whiteline's synthetic elastomer torque arm inserts work in conjunction with the OE rubber bushing giving your car better throttle response as well as more crisp and defined gear shifts. Suits both Automatic or manual transmissions .
Fits:
AUDI A3 MK3 (TYP 8V) INCL QUATTRO
(9/2012-ON)
AUDI S3 MK3 (TYP 8V) INCL RS3(9/2012-ON)
AUDI TT MK3 (TYP FV)(2/2015-ON)
VOLKSWAGEN GOLF MK7 (TYP 5G) FWD(11/2012-ON)
This product is compatible with the following vehicles
| Vehicle Make | Vehicle Model | Vehicle Variant | From | To | Engine | Notes |
| Volkswagen | Golf | MK 7 | 2012 | FWD |
Whiteline boasts a worldwide reputation as a leading manufacturer of replacement, enhancement and performance suspension components that deliver significant gains in vehicle balance, steering precision, grip levels and outright driving performance.
Consisting of adjustable sway bars (also known as Stabilizer Bars or Anti Roll Bars), chassis bracing, alignment products and chassis control bushing kits, Whiteline products provide automotive workshops, tuners, enthusiasts and racers with innovative solutions to suspension and handling problems while delivering proven performance & problem solving outcomes for many of the worlds vehicle platforms.
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