Differences in drop links
06 August 2003, 12:14 AM
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Hi
I fitted the whiteline links front and rear on my year 2000 uk turbo and it really sorted out the understeer, not perfect mind but much better (the rears made most difference). Now looking at getting stiffer rear bar to make even more difference.
The whitelines look cheap and are cheap but work very well, also removed a clonk i was getting from the rear too so cant rate them highly enough.
Cheese...
I fitted the whiteline links front and rear on my year 2000 uk turbo and it really sorted out the understeer, not perfect mind but much better (the rears made most difference). Now looking at getting stiffer rear bar to make even more difference.
The whitelines look cheap and are cheap but work very well, also removed a clonk i was getting from the rear too so cant rate them highly enough.
Cheese...
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06 August 2003, 02:47 PM
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MRT/Whiteline ones are about £31 (inc VAT)from demon tweeks and these are the ones I have fitted to my 93wrx. Quite easy to fit and made a huge difference to my car, reducing understeer by loads 
07 August 2003, 09:39 PM
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Sorry for the pun steve,
Are these getting fitted to the car or to the pram = better handling round Tescos mate...congrats on your new addition.
Are these getting fitted to the car or to the pram = better handling round Tescos mate...congrats on your new addition.
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