3ktt

I was wondering if anyone has used these lowering links, I just got them in the mail today, debating if i should try to put them on myself. Not very mechanically inclined, but tempted to try to put them on myself. I saw some people have posted some links about DIY but pictures don't seem to open.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281382671444...84.m1497.l2649
Are these a good quality, will they rust after being exposed to weather conditions?

bentleymp21

I'm clueless as to the quality of your product, but in terms of DIY, this should be super useful. I'm certain this guy is a member here. He has got quite a few helpful videos.

3ktt

Thanks, I also fount that on ebay, it is very helpful. Just the moment when he is changing the link the camera is behind his head and can't see clearly what he does

lloyds

I have these on my car very easy to fit just measure the original links carefully, and be very careful removing the original links from the plastic sensor arms as they are easy to break. On the front i would recommend removing the wheel also. Then its easier to remove the small ball joints from the arms using a 10mm ratchet and then pull them out of the original links. Less chance of breaking the plastic arms this way. When replacing the links remember all rear sensor arms point inwards towards the center of the car as these are easy to get wrong.

3ktt

my mechanic is concerned that these will probably rust since there is no protection from outside elements, he says dirt and water/salt can easily get in there and since there is no geese and rubber booth to protect them they will eventually stop working. Any input on this? Thank you!