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A question on lowering and rear drop links

38F3E1

38F3E1

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If you lower a standard or M030 993 to RS height then the rear drop links (standard or M030) are too long.

What are the options?

Are the RS drop links the right length or do you have to fit an RS anti-roll bar as well?

Any help gratefully received.

Ian.

 
I have answered my own question by some searching on the web. Looks like the best option is to use the RS drop links which are actually longer and then to attach to the anti roll bar below the lower control arm instead of on top as usual.

Ian.
 
Some of the advice does seem to suggest you can fit the M030 bar under with the RS drop link.

I'll pm you about the short droplinks and bar as my other current option is to have my M030 drop links cut and welded.

BTW can you buy the shortened drop links from Bilstein?

Ian.
 
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