Voodoo 13's adjustable trailing arms for the Scion FRS and Subaru BRZ offer amazing adjustability. They can significantly optimize your vehicle's handling during hard acceleration, braking, and launching. Engineered for high - performance street and race cars, these arms replace the soft rubber OE bushing with a rigid spherical bearing. This upgrade boosts handling and performance, though it may reduce noise insulation and comfort. The arms' bodies are CNC machined from 6061 - T6 aluminum, making them incredibly strong, lightweight, and corrosion - resistant. Their unique design provides ample clearance for both OE and aftermarket toe arms. The signature Voodoo 13 adjuster is crafted from 4140 heat - treated chromoly and zinc - plated to prevent corrosion. We source high - quality, American - made spherical bearings from QA1. Grade 10.9 zinc - plated hardware is included for easy installation. Features: High - strength 6061 - T6 aluminum body rod. Available in MIL - A - 8625 Type III hard anodize finish or raw metal. 4140 heat - treated chromoly adjuster. QA1 spherical rod ends with self - sealing and self - lubricated Nylon/PTFE injection - molded race to keep out dirt and debris. Grade 10.9 zinc - plated hardware included. All Voodoo 13 products are engineered, manufactured, and assembled at their Gilbert, Arizona facility using top - notch materials from US suppliers.
Using these Voodoo 13 trailing arms is easy. Just use the included Grade 10.9 zinc - plated hardware to install them on your Scion FR - S, Subaru BRZ, WRX, or STI. You can adjust the arms to fit different driving conditions like hard acceleration, braking, or launching. When driving, keep in mind that since they use spherical bearings instead of rubber bushings, there might be more noise and less comfort. For maintenance, regularly check the adjuster and the spherical rod ends. Make sure there's no dirt or debris getting in. If you notice any wear or damage, replace the parts as soon as possible. Also, keep the zinc - plated parts clean to prevent corrosion. That way, your trailing arms will last a long time and keep your vehicle performing at its best.
