I'm just about to install front and rear M030 Sway Bars on my car with H&R Coilovers. Is it necessary to replace the front and rear drop links or will the stock suspension links work with the M030 Bars?

TIA

JF

 

[quote]will the stock suspension links work with the M030 Bars?<hr></blockquote>

Yes, the stock drop links will work with the M030 bars. I have no experience with the H&Rs, but if you're already using the stock links with them, the M030 bars mount no differently from the factory "skinny" sway bars.

Edward

 

Thanks for your reply Edward, I will be installing the H&R Coilovers at the same time as the M030 Sway Bars so the Coilovers are not on the car yet.

I noticed in the parts list (PET) that the M030 Drop Links have a different part # from the stock links, were you aware of this?

Thanks,

JF

 

Jf,

Ahem....no I wasn't. <img src="graemlins/c.gif" border="0" alt="[ouch]" />
If it's any help, however, I have the stock (high) springs/shocks and replaced the sways to M030 over 6 months and 3 DEs ago with great enjoyment sans problems. You're going another notch so I'm certain you'll be in for some serious smiles!!!

Edward

 

[quote]Originally posted by jfawsitt:
<strong>Thanks for your reply Edward, I will be installing the H&R Coilovers at the same time as the M030 Sway Bars so the Coilovers are not on the car yet.

I noticed in the parts list (PET) that the M030 Drop Links have a different part # from the stock links, were you aware of this?

Thanks,

JF</strong><hr></blockquote>


Joseph,

I have seem two different drop links made by Porsche for the 993 cars, one is more of a "stright drop" link for the 2 wheel drive 993s, the other looks more like a half circle shaped. The half circle shaped drop link were design for 4 wheels drive 993s to accomodate the front drive axle.