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Whiteline KLL133 Features:
To suit 33 mm diameter sway bars the DIY (Do It Yourself) alloy lateral locking system can be utilized on both factory and more importantly aftermarket sway bars. The locks are easily installed on car with no need to remove the sway bar to install . They are mounted directly next to the sway bar mounting points and prevent shifting or sideways movement of the sway bar under lateral (cornering) loads. This results in improved sway bar effectiveness whilst preventing fouling of the sway bar on near by chassis and steering components.
- Forged ends ensure maximum strength and performance of the sway bar at the sway bar link mounting point
- By eliminating flex associated with original equipment, these high strength links are engineered to improve overall performance, increased rigidity and responsiveness which can be felt especially during lane changes and initial turn
- Featuring premium anodized alloy materials, Whiteline alloy products are anodized providing a long-lasting protective barrier to corrosion and wear but they look great too
- Install guide included providing detailed instructions on how to install your new Whiteline purchase
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Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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