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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: Dave_IOW on 11 October 2011, 22:10
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Do you have droplinks with them?
I have front and rear and my rear never came with droplinks.
Someone else must have one here and can answer my question..
I have bolted mine to the bolts where your lowest point of the rear strut is, hard to describe, but if you have fitted coilovers or changed suspension its the lowest bolt on the rear suspension strut..
Trying to source the problem of a strong humming noise coming from both rear corners when turning. Got worse when fitted rear polybushes.
Mine.... :huh:
Should it be like the whiteline below?
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v362/j40hnw/phonepis6608102.jpg)
(http://www.pimpmyskoda.co.uk/V2Images/ModsSuspension/ARB2.JPG)
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http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=206571.0
this 1s got droplinks to
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Nope yours is fine, You use the longer bolt and push it through the hole in the ARB/Rear sturt and into the rear beam.
Whiteline is made to use them the Eibach is made to be fitted the way you have done.
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Cheers bud, search for the mad vibration continues then :huh:
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Cheers bud, search for the mad vibration continues then :huh:
Wheel bearings maybe :undecided:
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Didn't patch have an eibach rear arb? :huh: Might be worth sending him a pm?
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Cheers bud, search for the mad vibration continues then :huh:
Wheel bearings maybe :undecided:
+1, does it increase with speed of vehicle?..
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Not really, only really does it when cornering, even at like 15mph?
Patchs was a neuspeed arb :smiley:
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Not really, only really does it when cornering, even at like 15mph?
Patchs was a neuspeed arb :smiley:
My bad :undecided: Just remember seeing him with an arb for sale in the classifieds