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Old Feb 10, 2007 | 11:58 PM
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I have Öhlins Cs suspention on my gt2, and the car si lowerd some...Sp i think i need some new drop links

What are my options..?
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Old Feb 12, 2007 | 07:15 AM
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Old Feb 12, 2007 | 09:05 AM
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Hej Rickard,

Agency Power, TRG or Powergrid

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J.
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Do a search...Agency Power are junk.
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Do a search...Agency Power are junk.
I have tried and i havent found any thing, please tell me more
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Tarrett eng. makes a set quality reasonablly priced. Have set #1 on my car.
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i have read that you can use the RS ones or the cup one, any more info on this...?
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Hej Rickard,

I'm considering the Powergrid droplinks. Around $ 400 incl. shipping to Sweden and then we have our bloody VAT (moms) and customs (tull) fees to pay as well. www.powergridinc.com

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Tarret makes one the best drop links available.

I use the GT3 Cup adjustable ones at the front, and the Agency Power short non-adjustable at the rear (lowered car and Moton). The rear ones are a pain to adjust, they're the only rusty parts underneath my car, the bolts quality is bad.

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Hej Rickard,

Agency Power, TRG or Powergrid

Ciao,

J.

just say NO to agency power. mine kept braking. junk... at least the front ones. the rears are adequate but the rear wheels don't have to turn.

replaced with TRG. they are very well made and haven't broken one yet.

TRG link is on the left. notice how much bigger the heim joint is. high displacement cone spacers help tremendously.

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