Installing Whiteline Front End Links on a Focus ST

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
  • Installing Whiteline Front End Links on a Focus ST
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Комментарии • 12

  • @davidguid1
    @davidguid1 Месяц назад

    Dude, thank you! I’ve been searching for a video that specifically covered how to set the end links. Did it wrong on mine and have been hearing a clunking sound from the front end since. Everyone had videos of installing the coilovers, but nobody covered the end links but you. Thanks again, really helpful!

  • @18onyx18
    @18onyx18 Год назад +2

    super helpful I didnt fully load the suspension the first time I did mine, and there was a lot of noise thanks for the help!!!!!

  • @almightyt
    @almightyt 4 месяца назад

    Great info, thanks!

  • @AlexTurbo
    @AlexTurbo 2 месяца назад

    Did you load the drivers seat with your equivalent weight?

  • @paxst1
    @paxst1 Год назад

    great vid man

  • @713FocusST
    @713FocusST Год назад

    How have yours held up? I just installed mine yesterday and I'm already getting alot of clunking. I went under and found that the bottom nut on the passenger side endlink that connects to the sway bar was loose, so I retightened it and the clunking went away completely for maybe 50 miles, but as soon as I hit a medium sized bump/pothole it started clunking again and progressively got worse. What could possibly be causing this? (I'm on OEM struts and Whiteline lowering springs with a stock front sway bar btw) Please and thank you!

    • @Nickjoenap
      @Nickjoenap  Год назад +1

      Mine have held up great with no noise. Maybe try using thread locker and torquing them to spec. Did you adjust them with the suspension fully loaded?

  • @viruz77716
    @viruz77716 11 месяцев назад

    Does this require an alignment afterwards?

  • @macro3356
    @macro3356 Год назад

    Are those facelift rear end?!?!?

  • @1drous472
    @1drous472 Год назад

    How you get that top bolt without alan key

    • @Nickjoenap
      @Nickjoenap  Год назад +1

      I just used an impact but you can use a crescent wrench on the back too