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ginge191

What Is Going On; Droplinks..

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AlexRS2782

Ah must be then. Oh well shouldn't complain about a decent saving :hehe: Keeps some funds back to cover towards the upcoming renewal of the brake lines :)

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farmer

Brake lines not a job i enjoyed dont make my mistake and not upgrade the hoses when i did mine

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ginge191

This is absoloute madness - never known such a fuss over such a simple item!

 

So with the second set, the seller is taking his damn sweet time in getting back to me, and has said if i want them replaced, i need to pay for the returns postage (which will cost £8+, more than i paid for the items)

 

So going to keep the 106 one's and get to a motor factors tomorrow.

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Slo

Been reading this last couple of days and its just occured to me that i bought a full gti suspension setup for my cti off speno last summer and bought new drop links to go with it, I better check mine although its obviously too late to do anything about it if i've been sent 106 links too pffff. As you can gather i havent got round to fitting any of it yet

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ginge191

The seller just in contact; told me to keep the items with a full refund.

 

Thats the second now; so i'm left with 3 X 106 droplinks and 1 X 205 droplink.

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farmer

motaquip part number for drop link is VSL645 i paid £9.90 each

 

Also comes supplied with new locking nuts

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Rock Lobster

Thats what I'll be picking up next week then, sent mine back today and awaiting a full refund +return postage @£5.30, hardly worth them bothering imo but their choice!

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chipstick
motaquip part number for drop link is VSL645 i paid £9.90 each

 

Also comes supplied with new locking nuts

motaquip part number for drop link is VSL645 i paid £9.90 each

 

Also comes supplied with new locking nuts

 

You get a good discount. I got some at trade price and paid roughly £14 each I think it was from a motaquip factor. Forget what retail was.

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chipstick

To be exact retail was £16.73 a piece and I paid £11.95. Vodka and Tonic on top.

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farmer

To be exact retail was £16.73 a piece and I paid £11.95. Vodka and Tonic on top.

iam really friendly with the parts chap have his mobile number etc also have another on my facebook friends who says the dealers are w**kers lol :)

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farmer

spoke to motaquip this morning the price i quoted was wrong that was cost as he had some on the shelf he wanted to shift

 

price was this morning the same as chipstick quoted £11.95 each

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Strictly_Derv

Jheez lighten up! :lol:

 

 

 

 

I bought some a couple years ago, maybe 3 years and they were fine.

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j_turnell

I've managed to get genuine ones off ebay on the cheap, even the full priced Pug item isn't that bad as they last a very long time! False economy buying anything else IMO.

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farmer

I've managed to get genuine ones off ebay on the cheap, even the full priced Pug item isn't that bad as they last a very long time! False economy buying anything else IMO.

motaquip are as close to gen as you will get and if your budget is poor or stretched ideal really

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Slo

Balljoints!!!! mine have got M12 threads on one end too so yet another problem in my way, are they the same length as 106 links? If they are ill just drill out the strut mounts to suit.

The advert for mine has a reference number 5087.40 which servicebox is showing as a 405 part :/ are they all the same?

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welshpug

that's not a 405 part number, they're 5087 27 on a 405, are half the length and have no balljoints.

 

 

5087 32 is the 205/309 number.

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Slo

my mistake mei its for a 106 and 406 not 405 typo so are they the same length and i can just drill the holes m12 or should i buy the correct ones? have spent a couple of grand on this car already and not even got the lump in it yet

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farmer

Different part number for the 205 I think

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farmer

sorry didnt realise was on my mobile phone see i was beaten to the punch

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AlexRS2782

 

They were listed at £50 a week ago so a tiny increase, although still a decent saving on brand new individual ones :)

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farmer

No as cheap ad I got a set 5er for one 20 for another both genuine :)

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Rock Lobster

Got a genuine pair the other and much better quality than eBay rubbish!

 

Cheers Craig!

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farmer

Totally in the droplinks you get what you pay for

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farmer

Got a genuine pair the other and much better quality than eBay rubbish!

 

Cheers Craig!

 

Anytime mate just give me a call if your struggling

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