RE: New Cerbera droplinks arrive
RE: New Cerbera droplinks arrive
Monday 24th April 2006

New Cerbera droplinks arrive

Steve Heath beefs up your TVR's suspension


Drop links for the Cerbie
Drop links for the Cerbie
After many hours spent underneath various TVR Cerberas, Tuscans and T350s, Steve Heath has expanded his drop link range with replacement rear links for these cars.

These have needed a different design as the rear anti-roll bar is located between the chassis and not underneath it.  These replace the original rubber bushed versions and provide better roll control and handling. 

The new drop links are available as before in blue or red and use rose joints to provide direct linkage between the anti roll bar and the suspension wishbone. This direct linkage means that roll is stopped as soon as the car starts to lean over rather than having to wait until the original drop link’s rubber bushes have stopped moving. There is no rubber to perish and harden either.

Feedback from owners has been extremely positive with comments like “its like having new shock absorbers” and “the car doesn’t roll anymore going into corners”. As a result, they have become a de facto purchase for anyone thinking of suspension improvements or replacing broken originals.

They are easy to fit and come with full fitting instructions. The price is £79.99 inc VAT and P&P to the UK per pair. They are available now and can be ordered online:

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Chris500

Original Poster:

115 posts

252 months

Monday 24th April 2006
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Just having fit Steve Heaths Drop Links on my Griff 500 two weeks ago. A major handling improvement. Considering the benefits this package is reasonable priced and should be the first step of every suspension upgrade. Chris

V8CERBIE

31 posts

247 months

Monday 24th April 2006
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Wish I'd known about these drop links earlier - bought and fitted some 'originals' last year for more than the cost of these stiffer, brilliant looking ones - doh! If my replacements are looking a bit chewed, I'll purchase and fit the newer type (in red) as they look the biz and with the suspension promise, they've gotta be worth it.

Mr.Cerbera

5,151 posts

259 months

Wednesday 3rd May 2006
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How can we be having droplinks when the New Cerbie hasn't even been anounced yet ?