Reply With QuoteAre these the ones that attach to the subframe? If they are I wouldnt think theyre useful since the subframe is pretty solid itself, replacing worn swaybar bushings would give a better feel to the car one would think.
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Your views on these for MK2/MK3 ? Any good ?
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Are these the ones that attach to the subframe? If they are I wouldnt think theyre useful since the subframe is pretty solid itself, replacing worn swaybar bushings would give a better feel to the car one would think.
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I'm confused as to where they bolt on too. I've heard people call them tie bars too. Being a "strut" bar I initially thought they braced the strut towers, just at a lower position (though I wouldn't know how that would physically work).
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they connect to the front control arm pivot points from memory? A worthy upgrade on most VWs for sure! especially mk1s
Dub Crazy
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They fit across the wishbone pivots at the front and bolt onto the subframe too. I had one on my G60, no mega obvious improvement in handling was noticed.
Gavin
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they make a hell of a difference...i have one but its not adjustable......but its stiffens up the front a lot!
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