Steel or alloy Drop Links ?
05 November 2009, 05:56 PM
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Steel or alloy Drop Links ?
Changeing my rear anti roll bar and droplinks on my blobeye wrx, is there a difference in performance between the alloy and steel droplinks ?
Should i pay the extra and get the alloy ones ?
Should i pay the extra and get the alloy ones ?
05 November 2009, 07:06 PM
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Aparantly there is no difference in performance but you can get non-whiteline Alloys for about the same as the Whiteline steels, e.g powerflex, hardrace etc.
Just thought I'd share that 
No idea if there better or worse than steel though but definately better than Plastic
05 November 2009, 08:45 PM
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ive got a price of £112 for a set of rear drop links and front ball jointed type for my classic 1995 wrx,it has the alloy front arms hence the ball jointed type.
they are made by powerflex and are stainless steel
they are made by powerflex and are stainless steel
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