Drop Links
#1
Drop Links
I've just had my Wagon set up @ SkidMarques for fast road/mild track use.
During the few hours I was there, Damien noticed that my front drop links were a bit worn.
I've been looking at replacements for the original nylon ones but, I thought I'd gather a few views on the alternatives; original nylon type, Whiteline (or similar) cast/solid type or Whiteline Wire type.
What are peoples' experiences of the alternatives?
Thanks
During the few hours I was there, Damien noticed that my front drop links were a bit worn.
I've been looking at replacements for the original nylon ones but, I thought I'd gather a few views on the alternatives; original nylon type, Whiteline (or similar) cast/solid type or Whiteline Wire type.
What are peoples' experiences of the alternatives?
Thanks
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Hi Guys
Thanks for your replies.
I've already got Whiteline ARB & ALK fitted (I agree the finish isn't great - very rusty after just 2 years!).
The CDF stuff look reassuringly expensive too.
I'm just wondering if these 2 makes are the best and you get what you pay for.
Or, are the original type or alternative 'wire' types are any good?
This link here shows a variety of types & prices that are the reason for my confusion...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nk...op+link&crdt=0
Thanks for your replies.
I've already got Whiteline ARB & ALK fitted (I agree the finish isn't great - very rusty after just 2 years!).
The CDF stuff look reassuringly expensive too.
I'm just wondering if these 2 makes are the best and you get what you pay for.
Or, are the original type or alternative 'wire' types are any good?
This link here shows a variety of types & prices that are the reason for my confusion...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nk...op+link&crdt=0
#9
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Whiteline over the CDF IMO. The CDF stuff is decent quality but fit isn't always the best. If your stock ones are worn, just replace with oem STI items. They're ball jointed and are as strong as they come. Also inexpensive compared to alloy items. The rear oem links are plastic and flexible, but the fronts are steel and have little give if any anyway.
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