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    r19 wishbones and widetrack....

    anyone else fitted r19 wishbones with widetrack and had any problems?

    heres mine got widetrack fitted at hillpower last june and i supplied a set of r19 wishbones from gsf, everything was fine for 4 months then started to hear this knocking sound from the front suspension :( could'nt work out what it was for another few months, then found out it was the bottom balljoints that were shagged. changed the wishbones for another set of r19 ones and 2 months later balljoints have gone again. ive had a look on dialogys and r19 and williams wishbones have 2 different part numbers, so looks like im gonna have to bit the bullet and pay renaults crazy price rant over.

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    Hi Jay!! Havent spoken to you for ages! Hows it going??

    Did you use R19 wishbones for both sides??

    As far as I was aware, you can only replace the williams wishbones with R19 ones on the passenger side. Im almost certain you have to use a willy one for the driverside. If thats of any help...

    Mike

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    How much of a twat do i feel...thought you was talking about driveshafts...duuhhh...Sorry

    I always thought you could use R19 wishbones too, in fact that was going to be my plan of action!

    Mike

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    lol gonna say thats the shafts!

    ive gone through a few of there ball joints jay, but the wishbones have been spot on tbh, but for the cost of them and the amount i actually go though i dont mind using them lol

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    Why not just get a pair of balljoints from reno?
    The copy ones from gsf are probably not up to the job.


    Mat.

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    lol, hello mike :D im good fella.

    richy, yeah i know what you mean. think i'll just change the balljoints for now and see how that goes as i don't fancy paying £140 to reno for a pair of lower arms

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    mat, gonna get a set from eurocarparts, they sell the lemfoerder which are meant to be genuine renault one?? for £40. i'll think ill go with them

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    I have the R19 Wishbones with balljoints from gsf, and they have been fine so far, touch wood.

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    I just bought a set of balljoints from GSF... the bolts/nuts on them are like cheese, thread really easy. (when you try to toruqe um up )

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    lol

    renault it is then for the balljoint


 

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