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.



1986 - 1991 Mazda RX7



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.

 

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

Front Control Arm

 

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.