Anybody running this yet? It's significantly more affordable than the steeda setup, but not nearly as beefy. Puts all the stress on the diff cover...? Not warm and fuzzy, but if some of you out there can give me some feed back it'd be appreciated!

 

Its honestly a great kit, some swear by the steeda and some love the fays2. Its a matter of preference. I have a couple of these in stock we got lucky with these as they're pretty much on backorder anywhere else. The quality, packaging, performance and customer service from Whiteline (if you ever run into issues) are fantastic. We've installed a few of these as well, they're pretty easy to install as well.

 

I would recommend listening to Jay. He's very patient, honest, and knowledgable. If only the shirt he sent me with my order wasn't so small

 

lol, sorry about that! I did think about that as I was putting the shirt into the box, "I hope this fits!" What size did I send and what size do you normally where?

 

You sent me a large. I wear a xl or xxl. I read thinner in my text messages. I appreciate the thought. It was a nice surprise.

 

Cool thanks guys! What does/do the link setup on the watts link bolt up to on the body /chassis side?

 

The Whiteline Watts link is actually very well engineered. People complain that it's terrible because it sort of makes the diff cover the main load point. This isn't actually a problem because of the way the diff cover was designed. The spread out mounting bracket evenly distributes the loading over the entire surface instead of just one point.

It's on my shopping list when I get some more monies.

 

This. Whiteline's watts link, like all other products they offer, is very well engineered and plenty "beefy." I have a Whiteline watts link (it isn't installed, yet), so if you need pictures or require further information, please feel free to contact me via PM.