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This is my first time seeing this, but I think @MooMoo was in a similar predicament with the OEM strut. If memory serves me correctly, the space for it is somewhat limited, making it difficult to achieve much camber without switching to a full coilover setup. Still, it’s an interesting concept. If you decide to try it or find more information, keep posting—this is definitely useful for people running aggressive tire setups, as their alignment can benefit from things like this.
 
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This is my first time seeing this, but I think @MooMoo was in a similar predicament with the OEM strut. If memory serves me correctly, the space for it is somewhat limited, making it difficult to achieve much camber without switching to a full coilover setup. Still, it’s an interesting concept. If you decide to try it or find more information, keep posting—this is definitely useful for people running aggressive tire setups, as their alignment can benefit from things like this.
Seems like camber gains are pretty similar to those achieved via pulling the pins (assuming Whiteline's reference point is stock alignment), but you get the benefit of the additional caster.

I think, in theory, is really a great option if you're running OEM suspension (or lowering springs).
 

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Any initial impressions of the part?

Would love to hear your feedback post install (NVH, fitment, durability, etc.).
I’ll tag @Thusee here to keep us posted as it’s his car, and parts went right to him as soon as they arrived
 

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Any initial impressions of the part?

Would love to hear your feedback post install (NVH, fitment, durability, etc.).
Not yet unfortunately, I’ll be bringing the car in soon once the weather gets a little better as it is stored for the winter months.

I’ll be removing tien flex z coil overs and switching back to oem dampers, swift springs and the white line top mounts.

I have already pre installed everything off car.

11th Gen Honda Civic Whiteline Front Strut Mount - Camber / Caster IMG_1899


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11th Gen Honda Civic Whiteline Front Strut Mount - Camber / Caster IMG_1907
 

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That is alot of coin to only achieve .5 degrees of camber in my opinion.
 

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That is alot of coin to only achieve .5 degrees of camber in my opinion.
I got my set on black friday for $350 but yeah at full price, not worth it. It does also add 0.5 positive caster as well which is a bonus.
 


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Not yet unfortunately, I’ll be bringing the car in soon once the weather gets a little better as it is stored for the winter months.

I’ll be removing tien flex z coil overs and switching back to oem dampers, swift springs and the white line top mounts.

I have already pre installed everything off car.

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Just curious where you're at with this... broke my car out of storage last weekend!
 
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Great posts -- very detailed, etc., ty! Still free of any odd squeaks / rattles, NVH, etc. with the offset mounts?

Wonder if they will update bolt lengths? Nice to see you did roll center / tie rods.... everyone seems to skip that when they lower 🙄
I got excited for a second when I saw tie rods... but alas it's an Si... :(
 
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I got excited for a second when I saw tie rods... but alas it's an Si... :(
Yeah, same. I saw the tie rods, and my brain immediately went "!!!", but then... 😞 back to waiting for an FL5/DE5 compatible solution (and preferably one with real analysis or, at minimum, a suggested / compatible drop height).
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