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Thread: Drop Links

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    Does anyone know of a good quality alternative to the Honda drop links at £162 each.
    I know OEM spares are expensive for the NSX but that seems a ridiculous amount of money for a drop link.
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    Don't know Fr/Rr/Right/Left but depending on which corner you want, you can find them on Rockauto, amazon UK/US, etc.
    I think some owners used Moog in the past???
    Never installed Moog one by myself so can't comment on the quality.

    Kaz

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    Just ordered one for the front of my car, if that's what you're after. From Amayama, here

    https://www.amayama.com/en/part/honda/51320sl0003

    £65, plus delivery and import but I still find it's cheaper that buying from the UK.
    Wix

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    I've got Moogs from RockAuto on the back of my car. Installed a couple of years ago. They seem to be OK.
    Peter
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    Thanks guys for your help, I have ordered them from RockAuto.
    Lets hope they don't get held up in customs.
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    I think the last time I've ordered from RockAuto there was an option to prepay the customs and fees so they won't rip me off a second time at the border. Of course, the prepayment was less than what I had to expect the other way.

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    If they charged you vat at checkout they will come straight to your door ��
    aka Jonathan!!

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    They did so that is good news, thanks Jonathan.
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    A little but probably not comparable feedback - I have moog front drop links, purely because I cut one of my OEM ones off because I couldn't undo the nut due to rust - Not knowing at the time they cost over £200 each! I wanted to change the position of the drop link in my 1" anti roll bar (thicker than standard) and move it to a stiffer position, whilst softening the rear to reduce oversteer a little. One of mine is already failing and after a very short period of time. I'm not sure this is a fair reflection of the quality because I have 800 lbs/in front springs and the thick anti roll bar set very stiff (perhaps too stiff as on uneven ground a front wheel becomes airborne).

    I'll probably buy a set of cedar ridge drop links as they would be more suitable to my suspension modifications (they're adjustable) and perhaps soften the front anti roll bar a bit.

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    Thanks for the feedback. They did seem pretty good and my ARB is stock, but I will keep an eye on them.
    I also had to cut my old ones off, no way they were coming undone.
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