Whiteline - Rear Sway bar - link - KLC182
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Whiteline - Rear Sway bar - link - KLC182

In the rangePart no. KLC182

Fitment not listed

The supplier does not state which cars this fits, and we would rather say so than guess. Ask us with your car and we will check before you order.

In the box
2 Links, 4 Spacers, 2 Bolts, 8 Washers, 2 Nuts
Installation time
1 Hour
Wheel alignment required
Yes
Category
Suspension & steering
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Specifications

Brand
Whiteline
Part number
KLC182
In the box
2 Links, 4 Spacers, 2 Bolts, 8 Washers, 2 Nuts
Installation time
1 Hour
Wheel alignment required
Yes
Link type
Ball/Bushing
Bolt diameter
10mm
Overall length
90mm-115mm
Adjustment
25mm
Configuration
Horizontal
Position
Rear
Category
Suspension & steering

Figures as published for this part; fitment is only what we have confirmed. Check critical dimensions against your car before ordering.

About this part

Whiteline's KLC182 is a pair of rear sway bar links combining a ball joint at one end with a bushing at the other, supplied with four spacers, two bolts, eight washers and two nuts alongside the links. Overall length adjusts from 90mm to 115mm, a 25mm range for setting the link to the right length as ride height changes, through a 10mm bolt. Fitting the pair takes about an hour, and the car needs a wheel alignment afterwards.

We have not run this part ourselves — the ones we have are marked on our cars.

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