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| dartley | Be aware that many Chrysler dealers now have a new supply of OEM Vertical Stabilizer Links available for purchase and/or installation. The VSL's are $125 ea. My total bill to replace both was $441.00 (Note: I have no connection to the VSL mfg or Chrysler.) I own a '02 Prowler and wanted to replace my VSL's even though it only has 3,200 miles on it. |
| kees | Take the Spoons set. They look better, are cheaper and last a lifetime. For the upper lateral links at the back (4) , use the Control Freak set !!! Best regards, Kees ------------------
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| RPL | Right on the money! |
| Gort | quote:
Originally posted by dartley:
Be aware that many Chrysler dealers now have a new supply of OEM Vertical Stabilizer Links available for purchase and/or installation. The VSL's are $125 ea. My total bill to replace both was $441.00 (Note: I have no connection to the VSL mfg or Chrysler.) I own a '02 Prowler and wanted to replace my VSL's even though it only has 3,200 miles on it.
Why would anyone want the orginal VSL ? |
| robin | Unfortunately this person probably didn't know that spoons made VSL.
Thus he would have saved all that money. Rookie mistake. JMO
Please use this forum for future advice and questions about aftermarket parts.
Good free knowledge base.
Robin |
| Landscape Doctor | quote:
Originally posted by robin:
Unfortunately this person probably didn't know that spoons made VSL.
Thus he would have saved all that money. Rookie mistake. JMO
Please use this forum for future advice and questions about aftermarket parts.
Good free knowledge base.
Robin
X2 on the rookie mistake. All the info is on this site, true and tested info. Put it behind you and move on, next time check here first. |
| 1of1576 | X3, On every and any issue I have found on my cat since purchase in july, I go to this forum first. If I can't find it in archives, I just ask. Otherwise, I would of had a $775 stock fuel pump installed, and also would of had to live with a drivers seat that is 3" too high, and doors that don't open wide enough. You guys are great!! Andy |
| padroo | quote:
Originally posted by 1of1576:
X3, On every and any issue I have found on my cat since purchase in july, I go to this forum first. If I can't find it in archives, I just ask. Otherwise, I would of had a $775 stock fuel pump installed, and also would of had to live with a drivers seat that is 3" too high, and doors that don't open wide enough. You guys are great!! Andy
I personally don't like to search the archives on this site, I use another method. Say you are looking for the key word "FUEL PUMP" Go the the address bar on your browser and type in. fuel pump site:www.prowleronline.com and every instance of fuel pump that was ever used on this website will come up. You can use it to find anything just change the key word. This message has been edited by padroo on 11-18-2014 at 11:44 AM |
| RPL | padroo, thanks for supporting the site. |
| dartley | I would like to respond to the members who have so correctly stated that there are aftermarket products that afford Prowler owner's better value in terms of performance, comfort and/or appearance, and at an affordable price. I just happen to be one of those car guys that fall into the category of being a "purist" who believes there is an intrinsic value in preserving a collectible car - be it a XKE or a Prowler. My post on OEM VSL's being made available again at your local dealer was strictly as FYI. My best to all. |
| RPL | Thank you for the information. Yes, some owners really want to keep their cars stock. We just changed a set of stock links on a car with only 2,000 miles. The boots were in very bad shape. |
| robin |
My fault in assuming you made a rookie mistake other than just a choice.
No harm done just wanted you to save some money.
Thanks for communicating your thoughts.
Robin |
| Landscape Doctor | quote:
Originally posted by dartley:
I would like to respond to the members who have so correctly stated that there are aftermarket products that afford Prowler owner's better value in terms of performance, comfort and/or appearance, and at an affordable price. I just happen to be one of those car guys that fall into the category of being a "purist" who believes there is an intrinsic value in preserving a collectible car - be it a XKE or a Prowler. My post on OEM VSL's being made available again at your local dealer was strictly as FYI. My best to all.
Well spoken, your original post did not suggest that you were keeping it stock. Most like a driver so comfort is a major factor in replacing a part or parts which makes a better ride or not having to change parts over and over again. No hard feelings. LD
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| 1of1576 | Thanks Padroo, your search info was better/quicker. Thanks! Andy |
| ed monahan | Thank goodness, finally another "totally stock" guy. |
| padroo | quote:
Originally posted by ed monahan:
Thank goodness, finally another "totally stock" guy.
Yea, like your candy ed!
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| alrtg | quote:
Originally posted by ed monahan:
Thank goodness, finally another "totally stock" guy.
Ed, My Prowler is totally stock.......except for the fifty plus items that have changed. Deep down inside it is still "Stock". This message has been edited by alrtg on 11-19-2014 at 06:34 AM |
| 1of1576 | I'm not going to get my bumpers painted red. I'm keeping mine stock...... lol!! Andy |
| ed monahan | 1576, I don't own the 99 Red any longer.
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| 1of1576 | Ed, I was "trying" to be cute. Guess I will stick with being handsome.... Andy |
| ed monahan | Some of us don't have a sense of humor. lol |
