Fitting guides, help.
remove the bottom bolts from drop links and remove

the above bracket on the chassis is similar to this .your bracket will be held with one bolt ans a U shaped cup,like the one in picc below

check out the way the bolts are assembled //the large washer goes to the outside of th bush at the top(ANTI ROLL BAR)
the bolts can go any way ,it dont mater m8 as long as you assemble the large washer to the outside of th poly bush
lube up with the grease provided or white gr /will do


the old plastic link

i always connect the drop links into the track arms first then on to the arb then connect on to the chassis brackets job done m8
cheers geo
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Took me an hour, you will need to jack the car up, saves removing the exhaust ! Needed to remove/insert ARB.
Spray every bolt with WD40 two days before, and the night before, (wait for a full moon ! [joke !]). My std bolts snapped on the drop-links, no problem as the new one has replacements.
The cup shaped brackets need a fair bit of muscle to fit, we had to trim a ridge off the poly bush to get my mate's back together (WRX), used a stanley kinfe - carefully ! On mine it went back fine ! (STI)
HTH
dunx
P.S. If adjustable start on the middle setting, hard is a bit drift-spec.
Spray every bolt with WD40 two days before, and the night before, (wait for a full moon ! [joke !]). My std bolts snapped on the drop-links, no problem as the new one has replacements.
The cup shaped brackets need a fair bit of muscle to fit, we had to trim a ridge off the poly bush to get my mate's back together (WRX), used a stanley kinfe - carefully ! On mine it went back fine ! (STI)
HTH
dunx
P.S. If adjustable start on the middle setting, hard is a bit drift-spec.
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