Placement
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Placement
Does the placement of these links look OK?
The bottom of the droplinks are a little bit forward. However, it is in perfect alignment with the Bilstein.
Or should I move the bottom of the link back one notch to make it verticle with the ground?
Thanks
Kevin
The bottom of the droplinks are a little bit forward. However, it is in perfect alignment with the Bilstein.
Or should I move the bottom of the link back one notch to make it verticle with the ground?
Thanks
Kevin
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From: Boulder, CO
Hi Kevin, it basically looks right. The drop link is installed parallel to the shock. The distance/clearance between your sway bar and lower control arm looks to be a little too much. That may because you are installing a different setup than mine (PSS10s). Here is a pic showing my install and the gap between the lower control arm and the rear sway bar and the install set up dimensions I used (courtesy ViperBob) .
Hope this helps
Bob-
Hope this helps
Bob-
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From: Danville, CA. (S.F. Bay Area)
Kevin, It looks good. the shock pick-up point and the swaybar pick-up point should be in the same plane or aligned. Looks like you are running the H&R swaybar. Also I would add another threaded collar as a jam nut to locate the spring perch/swaybar mount.
Good luck with the new shocks
Darren
Good luck with the new shocks
Darren
