Restore confident handling and smooth ride quality to your Honda Civic with our Front Anti‑Roll Bar Drop Links — precision‑engineered suspension components that connect the front stabiliser (anti‑roll) bar to the suspension arms. As the stabiliser bar helps reduce body roll during cornering and uneven road surfaces, the drop links transmit force from the bar to the wheel assemblies. Over time, bushings and joints in the original links can wear or corrode, leading to clunks, rattles or loose steering feel. Replacing them with this high‑quality set from DDP Autoparts helps improve cornering stability, restore handling balance and eliminate unwanted suspension noise — keeping your Civic stable, safe and comfortable on every drive.

OEM Number: 51320-SMG-E01, 51320SMG01, 51320SMGE01, 51320-SMG-E01

Product Details:

Fitting Position : Front Axle Right & Front Axle Left

Rod/Strut : Coupling Rod / Suspension Rod

Quantity: 1

Make	Model	Variant	Type	Engine	Chassis	Year
Honda	Civic	Diesel Hatch	2.2 CTDi	2204cc 103KW 140HP N22A2	FWD VIII FN,FK	2005-2011
Honda	Civic	Mild Hybrid Saloon	1.3 IMA	1339cc 70KW 95HP LDA2	FWD VIII FD,FA	2006-2012
Honda	Civic	Mild Hybrid Saloon	1.3 IMA	1339cc 85KW 116HP LDA2	FWD VIII FD,FA	2010-2012
Honda	Civic	Petrol Hatch	1.4	1339cc 61KW 83HP L13A7	FWD VIII FN,FK	2005-2008
Honda	Civic	Petrol Hatch	1.4	1339cc 73KW 100HP L13Z1	FWD VIII FN,FK	2008-2011
Honda	Civic	Petrol Hatch	1.8	1799cc 103KW 140HP R18A2	FWD VIII FN,FK	2005-2011
Honda	Civic	Petrol Hatch	Type-R	1998cc 148KW 201HP K20Z4	FWD VIII FN,FK	2006-2012
Honda	Civic	Petrol Saloon	1.8	1799cc 103KW 140HP R18A1;R18A2	FWD VIII FD,FA	2005-2012
Make	Model	Variant	Type	Engine	Chassis	Year

Our SKU: TH51320SMGE01x2_94

All our Front Anti Roll Bar Drop Links are OEM quality and reliable after market car parts. This Front Anti Roll Bar Drop Links is specifically compatible with Honda: Civic, .

Please use our make-model-year tool to check this part's compatibility with your vehicle. However, please note that our tool is for reference only and we recommend that you check the part number on your old unit prior to purchasing.

If you are still not sure about the compatibility of this part to your vehicle, please supply us with the VIN number or Reg number in our live chat or contact form! You can also find details on our purchasing & shipping guide here.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What are anti‑roll bar drop links and what do they do?
A: Anti‑roll bar links (also called stabiliser links or sway‑bar links) connect the anti‑roll bar to the suspension arms. They help the anti‑roll bar transfer forces between the left and right wheels, reducing body roll during cornering and improving vehicle stability.

Q: Which Honda Civic models do these front drop links fit?
A: These front drop links are specified for Honda Civic models with the corresponding OEM part fitment. Always check your Civic’s model year, generation and part number for fitment confirmation before ordering.

Q: What are common signs that the drop links need replacing?
A: Typical symptoms include:

• Clunking or knocking noises from the front suspension when driving over bumps

• Loose, vague or unstable steering feel

• Excessive body lean during cornering

• Uneven tyre wear due to poor suspension control

Q: Why is it recommended to replace drop links in pairs?
A: Because both left and right links are subjected to the same stress and wear, replacing them together ensures balanced suspension response and even handling. Replacing just one side can lead to uneven wear and inconsistent handling.

Q: Is installation something a DIY‑experienced person can do?
A: If you have basic mechanical skills and proper tools (jack/stands, socket set), replacing drop links is generally straightforward. Ensure the vehicle is safely supported, and torque all fasteners to manufacturer specifications.

Q: What happens if I drive with worn drop links?
A: Driving with worn or damaged links can compromise the effectiveness of the stabiliser bar, leading to loose steering, greater body roll, reduced stability in corners, and a noisier ride. Over time, this can also contribute to uneven suspension wear.

Q: Do I need a wheel alignment after replacing front drop links?
A: In most cases, no – drop link replacement alone doesn’t affect alignment angles. However, if other suspension components are disturbed during installation, it’s good practice to verify alignment.

Q: Will replacing these drop links improve ride comfort and safety?
A: Yes — new, properly functioning drop links help the anti‑roll bar work as designed, improving cornering stability, reducing suspension noise and helping maintain steering precision and overall ride safety.

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