what are drop links?
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what are drop links?
as above and were are they located? do they clunk when they need replacing ie when turning hard and going over speed bumps
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They are the small links between the end of the anti-roll bars and the suspension arms.
Mine had only a small amount of play but really made a lot of noise at lower speeds (-40mph) over uneven ground. I replaced them with whiteline ones and the noises have vanished. Turn in and responses improved drastically too but I had the wheel alignment done shortly after so I don't really know how much of it down to that.
Mine had only a small amount of play but really made a lot of noise at lower speeds (-40mph) over uneven ground. I replaced them with whiteline ones and the noises have vanished. Turn in and responses improved drastically too but I had the wheel alignment done shortly after so I don't really know how much of it down to that.
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Originally Posted by bugeyeandy
They are the small links between the end of the anti-roll bars and the suspension arms.
Mine had only a small amount of play but really made a lot of noise at lower speeds (-40mph) over uneven ground. I replaced them with whiteline ones and the noises have vanished. Turn in and responses improved drastically too but I had the wheel alignment done shortly after so I don't really know how much of it down to that.
Mine had only a small amount of play but really made a lot of noise at lower speeds (-40mph) over uneven ground. I replaced them with whiteline ones and the noises have vanished. Turn in and responses improved drastically too but I had the wheel alignment done shortly after so I don't really know how much of it down to that.
thanks sounds the same as what is happening to mine do you have a link for the page on white lines web site as i cant find them on the web site to buy them?
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Look here - http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=495856
The picture shows 3 - original (left), Whiteline steel (middle) & Whiteline alloy (right)
You can buy them from Extreme Japanese, Demon Tweeks, etc..
The picture shows 3 - original (left), Whiteline steel (middle) & Whiteline alloy (right)
You can buy them from Extreme Japanese, Demon Tweeks, etc..
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