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Shoot an email off to Brad on carstuff@bigpond.net.au. I just ordered front and rear whiteline sways for $190 each plus $25 freight. $110 cheaper than Fulcrum mind youOriginally posted by MaximusSmurf View PostAnyone know any good places in Melbourne to source these bars? What brand are you guys using..... Whiteline?
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Whitline used to sell direct to public and also fit the products to the customers cars. However about a year or two ago they decided that it was too time consuming and wanted to concentrate on R&D.
Now you can purchase Whitline products at most spare parts shops, this however will be done via order as most retailers will not have any in stock. I purchased mine from Repco. You may also find that they will be cheaper than the RRP$ advertised on Whitelines' website. Just make sure you get the part number down before going to your local spares cause the retailers are often hopeless in finding out which one is for your car.
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My mates wife works at my local REPCO...Thank you cost price and trade discount
It sway bar is on the way!! Has anyone here fitted the front one yet...?? If so, how hard was it to fit??
"If can't get behind your troops, feel free to stand in front of them..."
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Front is impossible to fit yourself.
The whole subframe has to be dropped down.
I got my mechanic to do it, didnt take him long. But then get an alignment done.GTI. Leather.
tint,Eibach pro-kit,Whiteline adjustable swaybars,Forge s/brace,BMC,Forge T.I.P & D.V, Cupra R, APR. EBC & 3''dump pipe
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