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kidplatinum

Passed Driver's Ed
Location
Orlando, FL
dbduke said:
subscribed. I'm interested in picking up both bars, but only after this lateral movement issue has been solved.
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I have been in contact with WL and was advised that in the UK a "glue" solution has been used. I replied just a few minutes ago asking for details. I know that clamps are available but not for the USA as of yet. They work in the same manner as amrjon self made fix works. From the pictures I received via email the clamps are much smaller (not as wide...less surface contact) than the clamp amrjon made.

I personally will be ordering the heavy duty endlinks that are available now for the rear. I also plan on ordering the front heavy duty endlinks when available in the USA, not to mention the clamps. Since the clamps appear to be so thin width wise I will be placing one on each side of the bushing.
 
Biotech

Biotech

Passed Driver's Ed
Location
underground
kidplatinum said:
I have been in contact with WL and was advised that in the UK a "glue" solution has been used. I replied just a few minutes ago asking for details. I know that clamps are available but not for the USA as of yet. They work in the same manner as amrjon self made fix works. From the pictures I received via email the clamps are much smaller (not as wide...less surface contact) than the clamp amrjon made.

I personally will be ordering the heavy duty endlinks that are available now for the rear. I also plan on ordering the front heavy duty endlinks when available in the USA, not to mention the clamps. Since the clamps appear to be so thin width wise I will be placing one on each side of the bushing.
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Good to know.
 
the bruce

the bruce

Go Kart Champion
Location
land
Car(s)
Golf GTI Mk.V 2008
WhitelineJim said:
Would there be much interest in the R32 community for this sort of upgrade if it was added to the range?
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I'd definitely be happy if there would be a stronger front sway bar link.
My OEM links where broken soon.

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lcus

Learning
Location
Melbourne, Australia
Whiteline sway bar lateral lock:
http://www.whiteline.com.au/product_detail.php?part_number=KLL1_ _
 
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paintballman

New member
Location
GJ, CO
bRett 32 said:
You certainly shouldn't need a press, I've seen 3 or 4 installed and none have required a press to remove the OE rear control arm mount.

I considered selling the front control arms and WALK already installed onto a set of control arms and just doing like a 'core' setup where people would send their control arms back as the front bushings do require a press to remove the OEM rubber bushings, but I haven't seen to many folks having issues removing the OEM rear mounts to install the WALK.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pscUai_ACUI
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not true.....i just changed mine out today. you need a torch, hammer and a pair of pliers. Heat up the inner steel bushing for a couple minutes and let the rubber melt down...........then hammer out the bushing and use the pliers if necessary. You might need a chisel to take out the inner sheet metal bushing. (only had one side give me an issue) took about 10 mins per side.:thumbsup:
 
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