Front Droplink Fitting
17 June 2009, 10:38 PM
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Front Droplink Fitting
How hard is it to fit front droplinks? i have bought a set of KLC32's to go with my existing whiteline ARB.
Any one got pictures / guide to fitting whiteline droplinks to newage sti
Any one got pictures / guide to fitting whiteline droplinks to newage sti
19 June 2009, 06:51 PM
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too true not as easy, top oem droplink top bolt bloody rounded on me
gona have to grind it off tomorrow, then hopefully get the links fitted.
Dunx, I know that the car has have wheels on the ground, i have jacked the car up and dropped the wheels onto a couple of concrete blocks to give me some room underneath.
looks like it is gona be a tight squeeze to put the KLC 32's on, was there not a few peeps saying these sit at a funny angle?
done a search but can't find any pictures of these links on a newage
gona have to grind it off tomorrow, then hopefully get the links fitted.
Dunx, I know that the car has have wheels on the ground, i have jacked the car up and dropped the wheels onto a couple of concrete blocks to give me some room underneath.
looks like it is gona be a tight squeeze to put the KLC 32's on, was there not a few peeps saying these sit at a funny angle?
done a search but can't find any pictures of these links on a newage
20 June 2009, 05:47 PM
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job done!
bloody bolt was murder to cut off took 2 hrs using power tool with small cutting disk.
next problem i must have nicked the cv boot as it has small hole in it and some grease is spurting out onto the inner wheel rim.
is this a hard job to replace / will it cause damage to the cv if i use the car until i get it fixed.
bloody bolt was murder to cut off took 2 hrs using power tool with small cutting disk.
next problem i must have nicked the cv boot as it has small hole in it and some grease is spurting out onto the inner wheel rim.
is this a hard job to replace / will it cause damage to the cv if i use the car until i get it fixed.
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