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03 June 2009, 12:34 AM
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anyone reccomend some pref alloy & solid, arnt paying best part of £90 for whitelines as i cant justify that
hardrace or powerflex? where from?
ta
jon
hardrace or powerflex? where from?
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03 June 2009, 09:59 AM
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these are the ones u want and are no were near 90 quid
and i have tryed hardrace solid ones and another cheap solid alloy set and after a few 100 milles they all try and pull the centre bush out or split the rubber ,the whiteline ones can twist to the correct angle due to being spring steel wire with solid rubber bushes ,dont buy cheap ones i did ans wasted my money
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03 June 2009, 08:59 PM
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if u wanna buy the hardrace ones or 30 quid ebay specials feel free ,but they will not last long as they sit at the wrong angle and try and pull the bushes out the middle i tryed spacing them out and all sorts just the same
u got alloy bottom arms or steel mate
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I had rose-jointed "knock links" on mine, now have "cusco kids" alloy/poly bushed alternative, as I was sick of the noise over every little bump.
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