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Just bought some Lemforder drop links from ecp as i am fed up with the cheap ones not lasting very long.
I got them today and they have come with 1 washer with each drop link, question is does the washer go at the arb end or the shock end, or should there be 2 washers with each drop link.
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Dont think it really matters to be honest,
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How are your droplinks not lasting long?
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Because the last set i bought were cheapo ebay ones, and they lasted about 6 months until they started to knock a little and then one snapped, the roads round here are shocking.
I went to Pug and the ones that they were going to supply were lemforder ones, and they were nearly twice the price of ECP so just got them from there.
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Were they the plastic ones or the metal ones? Ive been running the black plastic droplinks from ebay with no problems whatsoever.
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Yeah plastic ebay ones, they are crap
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Meh, I killed lemforder ones in a few months, rose jointed metal ones ftw.
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I usually use metal febi bilstein from the motor factors, nver had any problems with them
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