have been reading a few threads, and people have mentioned there was a kit available for VN's that allowed you to use a link pin setup from VB-VL, that connected to the control arm i believe. is there a kit available for VR/VS, or should i just go with the bent heavy duty ones most people have?
the standard VB-VL kit doesn't work on the VR because of the different lower control arms (cast instead of pressed steel) there is a kit that uses 'U' bolts to attach to the control arm instead of the strut but i've never seen one used. but it must be better then connecting to the strut in the standard fashion. the other new ones i've seen use balljoints in the link pin where it attaches to the strut and the sway bar so it pivots and doesn't load up on the steering like the factory ones do.
yeah i think it was your thread i was reading that got me thinking about it. i dont know where i would find one of these kits, and ive heard VR ones are expensive.
i think they are both made by nolathane check this out for the balljoint version http://www.nolathane.com.au/catalogue_bulletins/update 0505A.pdf
hmm i can find the older one on the nolathane site, but nothing about a VR style kit. will keep looking
Whiteline also make a VR conversion, consists of a U bolt that goes around the lower arm with a bracket on top that has 3 holes of adjustment(maybe for different swap bars) and then goes upto swaybar. Ill try get the number for you, but the VR conversion isn't as pretty as the VN type conversion where there is already a hole in the lower arm. *edit number is KLC18 whiteline product
Commodore VR VS Whiteline Sway Bar Link Conversion Kit - eBay Other Suspension, Steering, Suspension, Steering, Car Parts, Accessories, Cars, Bikes, Boats. (end time 11-Dec-08 19:15:02 AEDST) i couldnt give ya an exact amout for how much i bout em for as it was a while ago, but i do know i paid $312 for them and a 30mm front swaybar all up if that helps lol
