VN-VS front sway bar links, downgrading (aka upgrading?)
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Re: VN-VS front sway bar links, downgrading (aka upgrading?)
yeah I am running the nolthane ones atm, so far so good. much better turning response with them too over the OEM rubber ones
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Re: VN-VS front sway bar links, downgrading (aka upgrading?)
immortality wrote:I have after market double ball joint link arms on the missus VS. Still going strong now for more than 2 years as recommended by a local suspension outfit.
Previously I have replaced standard arms and used urethane type bushes but they never lasted.
On my VN I have gone back to the earlier design where the link arm connects to the lower control arm AKA VB-VL design. That and the strut brace with the standard sway bar the front of the car is a lot more stable than it was before with the factory set up.
what brand is the ball joint links?
I have been thinking of strut brace but not sure it would fit in VP with ecotec?
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Re: VN-VS front sway bar links, downgrading (aka upgrading?)
you can get the white line strut brace but make sure its the mid mount one otherwise the rear mount one hits the accumulator for the a/c and the brake master cylinder it may have worked for vl and earlier prob cause the cylinder was lower but wont work on vn to vp
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Re: VN-VS front sway bar links, downgrading (aka upgrading?)
these were the best and most expensive links I could find, the others on ebay were heaps cheaper and looked it too.
any opinions?
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HEAVY-DUTY-F ... 4171ccec89
any opinions?
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HEAVY-DUTY-F ... 4171ccec89
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Re: VN-VS front sway bar links, downgrading (aka upgrading?)
I bought a whiteline swaybar for my VT and it came with ball joint links, so perhaps try them?
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Re: VN-VS front sway bar links, downgrading (aka upgrading?)
mmmm nah, don't like white line, their products don't fit or designed right, they just try to copy K mac. K mac are way better.
Had some white line bars, they didn't fit right and were so thick its was beyond ridiculous. Sold them and bought K mac![thumbup :thumbup:](./images/smilies/icon_thumbup.gif)
Had some white line bars, they didn't fit right and were so thick its was beyond ridiculous. Sold them and bought K mac
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Re: VN-VS front sway bar links, downgrading (aka upgrading?)
Not sure to be honest, it was supplied by my local suspension place, SAS suspension in Manukau City which of course means nothing to youvlad01 wrote:immortality wrote:I have after market double ball joint link arms on the missus VS. Still going strong now for more than 2 years as recommended by a local suspension outfit.
Previously I have replaced standard arms and used urethane type bushes but they never lasted.
On my VN I have gone back to the earlier design where the link arm connects to the lower control arm AKA VB-VL design. That and the strut brace with the standard sway bar the front of the car is a lot more stable than it was before with the factory set up.
what brand is the ball joint links?
I have been thinking of strut brace but not sure it would fit in VP with ecotec?
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Re: VN-VS front sway bar links, downgrading (aka upgrading?)
can you get me some pics?
I would be very interested in getting a set. my nolthane ones are loosing the sway bar efficiency already, only been a month or two.
ball joints wouldn't get this problem.
I would be very interested in getting a set. my nolthane ones are loosing the sway bar efficiency already, only been a month or two.
ball joints wouldn't get this problem.
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Re: VN-VS front sway bar links, downgrading (aka upgrading?)
The ones I have look exactly the the ebay listing that Trikky had in his post on the previous page.
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Re: VN-VS front sway bar links, downgrading (aka upgrading?)
oh didn't see that, I'll just buy those then.
thanks.
thanks.
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