steve heath drop links
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daz the plumber said:
does any one have pictures of corectly fitted front drop links .how do the washers fit to make them ending up straight, and are the spacers short stubs of pipe stay in the same place as they came .
Each cars slightly different daz.Just keep em as upright as you can.
Paul
Yes it does vary. The aim is to get the droplinks as vertical as possible so that the rose joints do not lock out. The washers are there to act as spacers to move the drop link away from the ARB to ensure that the rose joints do not lock out when the ARB moves. As it says in the instructions, try fitting the drop links on the other side of the ARB and/or mounting plate.
When fitting it is essential to have both wheels off the ground so that the ARB is not under any tension.
http://www.thegriffithpages.com/modifications/chas... may help.
When fitting it is essential to have both wheels off the ground so that the ARB is not under any tension.
http://www.thegriffithpages.com/modifications/chas... may help.
When fitting mine, had a friend behind the car to tell me whether or not they were straight or not. Useful having a second pair of eyes..
If I remember correctly I used quite a few washers to align one of them, so one quick call to check and was told that it was not out of the ordinary and the only important thing is how straight it is.
Been on over a year and no probs yet
If I remember correctly I used quite a few washers to align one of them, so one quick call to check and was told that it was not out of the ordinary and the only important thing is how straight it is.
Been on over a year and no probs yet

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