Energy Suspension kit - replaces 89+ swaybar endlinks?
 

Does Energy Suspension's master kit now replace mazda's EXPENSIVE "dog bone style" swaybar & subframe end links on 89-91 rx-7s? I thought Series V owers were stuck with OEM only end links since the "pillow ball" style joints were non-replaceable.

http://delsoltuning.com/images/Energ...sion/ESP_l.jpg

1986 - 1991 Mazda RX7

http://delsoltuning.com/images/Energ...perflexKit.jpg

Includes:
- Front Control Arm Bushings
- Rear Control Arm Bushings
- Front Sway Bar Bushings
- Rear Sway Bar Bushings
- Ball Joint End Boots
- Tie Rod End Boots

Performance Polyurethane Master Bushing Sets

- Get real performance–for both on the road and off.
- Popular performance car, truck and SUV applications.
- A real must for competition use- or just for that "seat-of-the-pants" fun!
- Increases vehicle stability and control as well as durability.
- Reduces wheel hop and traction loss.
- Proven–for many years, by both professional and amateur racers alike.
- Both restores and improves better than new!
- Made of Energy's HYPER-FLEX™ performance polyurethane.
- Heavy duty metal components are used–for increased strength, when applicable.

NOTE:

This set is BLACK in color with the Graphite Impregnated self lubricating bushings. Red (non self lubricating) may be available by request.

https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...d=127205&stc=1

Just so you know, the picture that you posted is not a FC RX-7 kit.

Not sure if these are generics, but it's from their website under rx-7 89-91:

Master Kit
http://www.energysuspensionparts.com...erflex_big.jpg
Front Control Arm
http://www.energysuspensionparts.com...CTRLARM_lg.jpg

generic pics

if they did not changed contents lately (and i seriously doubt it) it does not contain new links, only new bushings for 86-88 links

You are. ES kit does not replace the S5 endlinks; there are no busings to press out.