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Whiteline arb fitment querry



imprezaworks

ClioSport Club Member
  Mk5 Golf GTI :)
Just fitted it, set it on hard because racecar. Now both droplinks as you look at it face towards the front of the car if that makes sense. Both seem on the same angle amd everything is tight and secure. Issues?
 
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Sounds normal
 

imprezaworks

ClioSport Club Member
  Mk5 Golf GTI :)
I've removed mine for no other reason than selling the car.


It did sit on angle as above. The only thing I would advise is check the shock bolts are tight. Mine decided to unwind itself.
 
Is that actually a Whiteline ARB? As it looks slightly different to mine. Not that it matters though. Just seems the arms are a bit short.

The L bracket needs turning anti clockwise a tiny bit. The bush basically needs to be sitting flat on the bracket, not being crushed on one side more than the other when you do it up. Don't over tighten the bolt too much either.
 

dann2707

ClioSport Club Member
Is that actually a Whiteline ARB? As it looks slightly different to mine. Not that it matters though. Just seems the arms are a bit short.

The L bracket needs turning anti clockwise a tiny bit. The bush basically needs to be sitting flat on the bracket, not being crushed on one side more than the other when you do it up. Don't over tighten the bolt too much either.
Yes it is mate. I made the angle iron bits myself as mine didn't come with any from a seller on here, honest mistake he wasn't trying to bum me over.

Cheers for the tips. It's all c**k on now. I've also shortened the nuts on the question mark looking thing not sure if it's going to make a difference at all but it's brought it closer to the car.
 


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