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kc wrote:i am running 2003 mondeo metal droplinks on my gti running AP coilovers at a height as such you cant squeeze any fingers in the gap between your tyre and the arch and confirm that the mondeo ones are fine!

hope this clears minds up!!

could you post a pic of the car dropped on mondeo springs please

It's Mondeo drop links mate

There are two versions of drop links for the mondeo, metal and plastic pictured below, metal being the most popular

i bout fk ones & war two short
are the vmaxx longer

i run kw coilovers v1's

help

DUB-POLOW wrote:i bout fk ones & war two short
are the vmaxx longer

i run kw coilovers v1's

help

Got a link to the FK ones?

http://www.fk-automotive.de/$WS/fk-auto ... kkss01.jpg
ok mate

DUB-POLOW wrote:[urlhttp://www.fk-automotive.de/websale7/FK-sway-b ... 9%2fmd5%7d[/url]
ok mate

Scrambled link!

hows that

I take it they're the smaller ones in that picture? If I'm honest (although I can't really tell as there's no real point of reference in the picture) they look the same, or maybe even a tad bigger than the VMAXX ones. When you say they are too short, what happens? As the VMAXX have be reported to be fine!

thanks for the help dude

The V-maxx ones are way too short on AP/Weitec/KW coilovers. On these coilovers the pick up point for the ARB on the strut is in a higher position than the one on the standard strut so don't really need shorter drop links...

I bought the V-maxx for my Weitec's but they're so short they bring the ARB so high it cuts into the inner wing and bends the pick up point on the strut, lucky there are two ARB pick up points on each strut!

mine did the same

Bilstein Droplinks included in B14 kit that I fitted today:-




Build quality is amazing!

Can those be ordered separately ?

I very much doubt it but worth an e-mail to Bilstein!