Droplinks

[205_sunderland 4]

I did my shaft oil seal today and thought might aswell do the drop links while im on as there a piece of piss, Its been 3 years since i did a set but i remembered there been a bit on tension being required to make them fit on my old gti and these just slotted on easy?

 

Is that the norm for standard ride height or is my front arb as limp as a pensioners todger?

 

cheers mick

[welshpug 1,655]

depends if you had both wheels off the ground last time or not.

[205_sunderland 4]

depends if you had both wheels off the ground last time or not.

 

 

i had one side off the floor at a time today and i believe thats how i did it in the past

Edited September 16, 2011 by 205_sunderland

[Rippthrough 98]

Sometimes if the arb bushes are a little tired you'll find you don't really need much force to move the bar 5-10mm anyway.

[205_sunderland 4]

Sometimes if the arb bushes are a little tired you'll find you don't really need much force to move the bar 5-10mm anyway.

 

Force was a factor it just moved with ease, does that mean i need new bushes?

[boldy205 75]

Id say if thet arent knocking, dont worry, If it aint broke........!

[205_sunderland 4]

Id say if thet arent knocking, dont worry, If it aint broke........!

 

It does have a few knocks on the front end but i need new bottom arms yet so ill fit them and see, what do people do for arb bushes, standard or polly?

[welshpug 1,655]

standard are poly

[205_sunderland 4]

standard are poly

 

cool whats the damage from pug?