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Drop link confusion

gregmarshall

gregmarshall

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Hello!

I've been trawling the internet to find out if there are options for front sway bar drop links suitable for the C4. I noticed a conversation on another forum regarding low ride heights and the suitability of standard drop links. My question is - Does the shorter RS drop-link work with the C4 and is it a viable upgrade? I need to replace mine as the bushes are toast! And does a low ride height mean that the sway bar's set-up is compromised?

Any advice as usual is very very appreciated!

Best Regards,

Greg

 
Greg, AFAIK RS or C2 drop links do not work with a C4. C2/RS are straight(ish). The C4 is curved and you need that to avoid them making contact with the extra drive shafts.
 
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