Are these correct ready fro fitting my coilovers, used the part number everyone says on here this came to £44.26 everyone said they were cheaper than that!
Do I need anything else for fitting coilovers?
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Are these correct ready fro fitting my coilovers, used the part number everyone says on here this came to £44.26 everyone said they were cheaper than that!
Do I need anything else for fitting coilovers?
Look right
I would also replace the hub to strut bolt (sorry don't know the name)
Top mount bolts should be fine, I just but some locktight on.
I would also replace the hub to strut bolt (sorry don't know the name)
Top mount bolts should be fine, I just but some locktight on.
they look right sure enough! Could have used the ones that are currently on your car though, but i suppose itd be easier/ quicker if you bought new ones like yourself! You wont need anything else, i used the original nut on the standard damper shaft with my new coilovers, but its up to you whether you use that or the new nuts you get with the coilovers. Also i just wirebrushed the top-mount bolts and the nut/bolt that clamp the hub to the shock, no need for new ones as they arnt stretched when tightened or anything.
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depending on how low you go you might need to get shorter drop links well i had to anyway they where hittin body when turning
I have Whiteline rear ARB on which has drop links with it will this help?!
I will not silly low as I have to drive over a cattle grid whenever I go out and my route to work has a horrible road with about 20 big sunken dips in.
As you can tell I am not fitting these myself as I wouldn't know how and would break something!
I will not silly low as I have to drive over a cattle grid whenever I go out and my route to work has a horrible road with about 20 big sunken dips in.
As you can tell I am not fitting these myself as I wouldn't know how and would break something!
He meant shorter droplinks on the front aimez, but you bought weitecs didnt you? If so then shorter droplinks wont be needed, will look good when fitted
He meant shorter droplinks on the front aimez, but you bought weitecs didnt you? If so then shorter droplinks wont be needed, will look good when fitted
Ah okay that is cool then thanks everyone
I was getting worried this was the wrong stuff as it cost more than people said but think the problem is on here is we all have part number and prices from years ago!
totally depends on the mileage your car has covered as to what components you decide to replace.
I'm doing my top-mounts just for the hell of it - but I've only got just on 35k on the clock, so figured not much point in changing anything else.
I'm doing my top-mounts just for the hell of it - but I've only got just on 35k on the clock, so figured not much point in changing anything else.
Need to ask the same question and I know this thread is old lol.
Will the bearing and top mount sit on top of this mount already on the coilver?
Will the bearing and top mount sit on top of this mount already on the coilver?
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