ROW M030 Suspension Options ---- Drop Links??
06-25-2005, 05:48 PM
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ROW M030 Suspension Options ---- Drop Links??
I am working on my ROW M030 parts list and have a question....
I'd like to do the whole thing.... Springs, Sways, drop links, bushings, mounting brackets.
Do you need the drop links when using the 22MM front sway bar?
The reason I ask is the fronts list for $141 each. If I can avoid this cost, that would be beneficial to the budget.
Anybody have experience with and without the drop links? Any issues?
I'd like to do the whole thing.... Springs, Sways, drop links, bushings, mounting brackets.
Do you need the drop links when using the 22MM front sway bar?
The reason I ask is the fronts list for $141 each. If I can avoid this cost, that would be beneficial to the budget.
Anybody have experience with and without the drop links? Any issues?
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06-27-2005, 02:53 AM
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Hey Scott, Nice meeting you the other day. Not sure why you would need to change the drop links for a different sway bar. Give Bob a call at Devek, he usually amswers all my questions, no problem.
06-27-2005, 12:06 PM
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Darin,
It was great meeting you and Jill. After driving your car, I stepped up the plan to do suspension work.
I drove mine this weekend and it felt very sloppy.
Oh yeah, and I will need to add the Supercups to the list.
Damn that slippery slope.
It was great meeting you and Jill. After driving your car, I stepped up the plan to do suspension work.
I drove mine this weekend and it felt very sloppy.
Oh yeah, and I will need to add the Supercups to the list.
Damn that slippery slope.
06-27-2005, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Scott C
After driving your car, I stepped up the plan to do suspension work.
I drove mine this weekend and it felt very sloppy.
I drove mine this weekend and it felt very sloppy.
Nothing like getting a big shove to help you down the slippery slope! Good work, Darin.
