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Lemfoerder is well known, Flennor is to me mainly known for belt systems etc., but maybe they have expanded or bought another company.
http://www.walther-flender.de/index.php?id=73&L=1
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lemforder tie rods or Flennor tie rods?
any difference to justify the 2.2 time price increase?
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Lemfoerder is well known, Flennor is to me mainly known for belt systems etc., but maybe they have expanded or bought another company.
http://www.walther-flender.de/index.php?id=73&L=1
Last edited by shogun; 12-11-2006 at 11:29 PM.
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thanks. I've searched and I've read that already. It wasn't anything informative so I figured I'd ask here.
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Meh, with the amount of labor I hate to skimp on this stuff, also considering how much it affects how it drives.
I'd do Lemforder, but have no experience with the other guy.
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Ditto - this topic has been flogged into mush by now, and still no one seriously advocates using anything but Lemforder, right?
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I understand that. But I wanted to see if people have actually tried flennor and seen how it works.
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Not only Lemforder, Meyle has some excellent parts, especially the new HD-series with enforced items.
http://www.wulfgaertner.com/html/upl...W_07.04_EN.pdf
http://www.wulfgaertner.com/html/upl...W_12.04_EN.pdf
http://www.wulfgaertner.com/html/index.php
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