Nathan L

Standard drop link fitted to MY01 WRX, although not visible there was already play in the bush after only 18000 miles.



Pic of new forged droplink next to standard plastic item. You can see there is a small difference in the hole centres, the forged one being closer. This tightens things up and the forged item reduces flex from the standard plastic item.



Drop link in place, although the picture is at a slightly different angle I think you can see how much closer the ARB is held.



Haven't been able to push the car hard enough to notice a huge difference yet, but it seems to pull round tighter from the back end esp on tight roundabouts etc.

Cheers

Nathan..

mutant_matt

Nathan,

Where are those Drop Links from? (Just interested as I already have the nasty looking, but good performing Whiteline ones)

Matt

Nathan L

Matt

From TSL, not cheap but made so much better than the O.E jobbies and they look great. Not that anyone ever sees them unless you've had an off road excursion

Nathan..

mutant_matt

How much?

Nathan L

About £75.00 quid for the pair IIRC.

Nathan..

mutant_matt

Similar in price to the Whiteline then... (though the whiteline look horrible (but I guess that's not important ))

caz1562

Whiteline Drop links cost around £42 !!!

mutant_matt

Do they? Oops

Makalu

What the hell are drop links?

Can someone help the ludite over here please....?

Mak (the obviously un-informed!)

mutant_matt

The things that connect the Anti-Roll Bars to the Suspension Arms (as seen in the pics above (rear of the car))

Matt

stu200

iTrader: (1)

Nathan, have you got the Powerflex product code for the drop links handy ?

ScoobyDuck

iTrader: (1)

Nathan - on TSL's site, these are £38.72 inc vat .. so is that EACH?
or did you buy 4 ?

Steve

Nathan L

Stu 200

Product code PFR69-200 I think.

Steve

That price is each.

Cheers Nathan..

ScoobyDuck

iTrader: (1)

FAO TSL : your web site is INCREADIBLE UNCLEAR ON THIS POINT !

cheers Nathan!
thought they were good price until then!

cheers
Steve