Drop link replacement

[d0minator33]

Hey all

 

I've been getting a knocking noise from the rear suspension and have seen plenty of posts about drop links, i found these on ebay.

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/For-Nissan-350Z-2003-2009-REAR-ANTI-ROLL-DROP-LINK-RODS-x-2-/360505534039?hash=item53efcde657

 

Will these be ok? Or would it be better to contact Nissan from a genuine part?

 

Thanks

[Ewen@Clark Motorsport]

If you're current links are the cause of the knock then these will cure it but there's no saying for how long as at that price the quality won't be the best.

 

We keep genuine Nissan and adjustable Whiteline links on the shelf if needed

[d0minator33]

Looks good, but would i need to tell my insurance company? would these be classed as a suspension mod?

 

Thanks for the reply

[Ewen@Clark Motorsport]

Looks good, but would i need to tell my insurance company? would these be classed as a suspension mod?

 

Thanks for the reply

 

Any mods should be notified to your insurance company but I would expect there to be a charge for them.

[HiddenWomble]

Looks good, but would i need to tell my insurance company? would these be classed as a suspension mod?

 

Thanks for the reply

talk to your insurance company before you get the work done. the cheapest bidders on the comparison sites tend to have a zero mods policy and would not be able to continue your insurance.

[SHEZZA]

Unless your lowered I'd stick with the genuine Oem ones from Clark Motorsport. No messing, job done.

[d0minator33]

My insurance company don't want to know if i mod anything to do with the suspension, so i will be sticking with the OEM ones from clark motorsport, Thanks for the replies you've all been very helpful.

[HiddenWomble]

My insurance company don't want to know if i mod anything to do with the suspension, so i will be sticking with the OEM ones from clark motorsport, Thanks for the replies you've all been very helpful.

next year check out the specialist insurers on the forum, they tend to be more mod friendly and once you've proven you can drive a powerful car they can use that as leverage to get the premium down.