As above really.
Just wondering if anyone has experience of these (good or bad)?
Got put off the Delphi ones as I saw a few pretty negative reviews of them. As opposed to 'they're alright...' etc.
I'm going against my plan of Toyota genuine parts only but given a pair is less than the price of one Toyota link then it certainly muddies the water!
Cheers!
Camskill droplinks - any good?
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Re: Camskill droplinks - any good?
I went for a full set of Febi Bilstein PROKIT's all around. Cost me about £80. Can't knock the quality of German parts for the most.
I'll never understand the need to spend ridiculous amounts of money on a service item. Genuine drop links are in no way superior to warrant the price.
I'll never understand the need to spend ridiculous amounts of money on a service item. Genuine drop links are in no way superior to warrant the price.
Re: Camskill droplinks - any good?
got some of the blueprint ones from camskill recently, beefier than standard ones
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I got these ones as I have coilovers ...they are excellent quality and are uprated
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MR2-MK1-MK2-M ... 2c9afaed21
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MR2-MK1-MK2-M ... 2c9afaed21
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I would highly recommend. T.S.F Motorsport.. Superb quality ...
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Tfs motorsport all the way
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Just took delivery of the blueprint camskill ones.
Good to hear they're beefier. Hopefully will eradicate the clunking and last a while.
Good to hear they're beefier. Hopefully will eradicate the clunking and last a while.
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Re: Camskill droplinks - any good?
kirk wrote:I went for a full set of Febi Bilstein PROKIT's all around. Cost me about £80. Can't knock the quality of German parts for the most.
I'll never understand the need to spend ridiculous amounts of money on a service item. Genuine drop links are in no way superior to warrant the price.
Exactly, same reason I get MAHLE oil filters made in Austria for half the price of one made in China but comes in a Toyota box.
Do the Febi droplinks have the thicker part like the toyota ones though? I know the delphi ones did. Where did you get them from?
Re: Camskill droplinks - any good?
I bought mine from an ebay seller for my cusco coilovers and they were made to a very high standard .. worked great