Adjustable lower links

[Roger]

My RD links cam with alloy spacers, not a bunch of washers.

Well mine had a stack of washers too, but I replaced most of them with bored-out nuts that look neater.

[surfguitar58]

I'm in the market for a pair of adjustable lower links for my Twin Cam Special.   One of the major suppliers has a set that is made from steel and has one fixed end and one adjustable end.   Another supplier has a set made from aluminum and is adjustable at both ends.   The steel one uses a rubber/steel bush at the non adjustable end and the on the adjustable end it has a polyurethane bush.   The aluminum link uses heim joints at each end.   Has anyone had any experience with either type of link?   Any recommendations?

Thanks,
Sherman

Am I the only one who gets a warm fuzzy feeling from the OEM fixed geometry links designed by Lotus engineers?

[tedtaylor]

anyone have need of a set of "adjustable lower links" for the FRONT suspension?    I have a set available that came off a Europa race car project.

[Bainford]

Am I the only one who gets a warm fuzzy feeling from the OEM fixed geometry links designed by Lotus engineers?

This reminds me of a statement made by Chapman when someone asked him about the lack of adjustability of Lotus road car suspensions; Make it adjustable and they will just mess it up. Look at what they can do to a Weber carburettor with a screwdriver and a couple of minutes.

I'm sure I mangled that quote badly, but the essence is there.

[BDA]

Adjustablity also adds weight! 

[jbcollier]

Pretty much the same with a pair of Suspension as well.  People like to turn screws.