Rear Drop Links

Only one 100% same length as OEM Nissan is Herth & Buss:

Parts information
Part Number J4961032
Packing unit 1 inc bush/fixings
EAN 4029416249236
Characteristics
Coupling Rod, Length 137 mm, Thread Measurement 1 M10x1,25
Comparison numbers
NISSAN
56260-60Y00
56260-60Y10
56260-60Y20
56260-60Y22
56260-60Y60
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Buy them link >
https://www.123spareparts.co.uk/car-parts/HERTH%252BBUSS-JAKOPARTS/Rod-Strut-Stabilizer/p-10145419
cheaper source > http://www.bestpartstore.co.uk/1383229
* Most motor factors that any good should be able deal with Herth & Buss parts & worth checking along with price as saves P&P charges *

Currently less than £6 on Amazon
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Herth-Jakoparts-J4961032-Strut-Stabiliser/dp/B00F93B5HU

Another option is Subaru double BJ links ADS78506 on a simple fabricated bracket >
http://www.gtir-motorsport-club.com/t1938p15-rear-droplinks

threads linked to rear drop links >
http://www.gtir-motorsport-club.com/t314-rear-drop-links
http://www.gtir-motorsport-club.com/t3405-blueprint-adn-parts-list

Thanks for this B

Yeah thanks also. I could do with set

Just a heads up for you guys brought these a little while ago quick dispatch and well made and perfect fit

Yeh quite good quality compared to the monkey metal eBay cheapies & same length as original Nissan so perfect standard replacement part.
I can't find any others manufacturer with same length & spent couple hours running it through parts databases, all others are 165 to 175mm length at best.
I moved on to double BJ links as not a fan of the bushes rubber or poly ...

gtir_woody wrote:Thanks for this B

You should get these easy as basically these are specific to the sunny pulsar & primera 4x4 & u lucky Oz boys had more of the 4wd range than the Brits ;-D

Even most places here are hopeless when it comes matching parts for the R, they have no clue what I'm talking about. Depending on the part I just say it's an n14 pulsar.

^ surprised at that really as huge amount of nissan 4wd standard in Oz & even the R was quite big in Oz plus you guys are quite big car junkies like the yanks so expected support knowledge good ...

Mr B wrote:^ surprised at that really as huge amount of nissan 4wd standard in Oz & even the R was quite big in Oz plus you guys are quite big car junkies like the yanks so expected support knowledge good ...

Most "grey import" stuff is all aftermarket and off shore, very hard to get a lot of parts as locals are not interested. Need to find specialised shops and often their knowledge is not good.

Mr B wrote:^ surprised at that really as huge amount of nissan 4wd standard in Oz & even the R was quite big in Oz plus you guys are quite big car junkies like the yanks so expected support knowledge good ...

Yeah not everywhere is as bad as others, a few local import wreckers around me are alright. I'm sure it's worse in other places. I find the best way is to do your research and get part numbers before going to a shop, makes life easier.