WRX suspension can fit onto your Impreza. While your car may not be a WRX, you can have the same great handling without costing an arm and a leg.
How do I find out if WRX suspension will fit my Impreza?
WRX suspension is a popular after market modification for Subaru Impreza owners. WRX suspension is made by Subaru, so it will fit the Impreza. It’s also used as a modification by many Impreza owners.
How can you tell if you have WRX suspension? The easiest way is to take a look at your car and see what kind of wheels and tires it has on it. If you have wheels with 5 spokes (they look like pentagons) and tires that are slightly higher off the ground than stock ones, then chances are good that your car has WRX suspension.
Will I need to replace anything else?
As you’ve probably gathered, a WRX suspension is an extensive upgrade over the stock suspension. Instead of simply swapping out your struts and springs, you’ll need to replace many other components as well.
- The most important thing to replace is your shocks. Depending on what car you want to install the WRX suspension on, this process may vary slightly (for example with a Subaru Impreza, we recommend installing new rear shocks). However for most cars it’s easy: remove the old shock absorbers from inside their housing and then drop in new ones from APR Performance or KW Suspensions.
- After that, make sure all of your bushings are up-to-date. You’ll also want to check any bushings that are attached directly to control arms or lower control arms (for example subaru forester lower rear trailing arm bushing).
WRX suspension works well on the Impreza.
WRX suspension is a great choice for Impreza owners. The WRX suspension will improve the handling of your Impreza, and it can also help you to have more fun while driving. WRX suspension is an easy upgrade that anyone can make to their car.
The stock Subaru Impreza comes with a MacPherson strut front suspension design, which means that there’s one upper ball joint and one lower ball joint connected by two control arms per side: one long arm (lateral) and one short arm (vertical). The rear suspension uses semi-trailing arms with coil springs on top and shocks underneath; this setup provides good stability during cornering but limits how much downforce can be applied from body parts like spoilers or fenders – so these items may need modification for best performance results!
Conclusion
If you’re looking for a cost effective way to improve the handling on your Impreza, then WRX suspension is the perfect option. It’s easy to find and it will fit right into place without any modifications needed. Just make sure that you don’t use aftermarket parts as they won’t work well with factory ones. Remember though, even if it fits doesn’t mean it will perform! You should always test first before making any purchase decisions.
