TripGreeley

Ok I got front and rear racing beat sway bars for Xmas. But, no end links. When I first looked at the description on Racing Beat they said you needed their end links or they wouldn't fit. Then I looked again and it now says they work with stock end links. I have urethane bushings to replace in the stock end links. Should I get the aftermarket ones? Do they actually make a difference? I want functionality not cosmetic bullshit, so I wanna know if I actually need them and if they are worth getting. Thanks

phoenix7

just preload your current setup. I have yet to find the information on how to ADJUST the RB ones and HOW they help so I am not sure they are worth it.

From my understanding, if you don't preload them then you could break the links under hard cornering.

TripGreeley

what do you mean by preload? Which car were you in at the meet on Sat? I had the white FC on gun metal rims

phoenix7

My wife's red GTUs. She was the only rx7 girl so you couldn't have missed us.

Preloading is having the car on the suspension without the sways attached ( we talked about this at IN-N-OUT but I can't remember if you were there). You need a pit, or a lift that you can drive on. Get underneath and attach the links.

TripGreeley

**** no lift. By the way your wifes car is ******* sweet. Anyone got a lift an wanna help? Anyone? Peter?

phoenix7

naw, I've been looking for a while. Can't find a shop to do it for under 150 bux or let me do it.

YaNi

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It's not that hard to connect the sway bar endlinks without a lift; jack stands or ramps work...

TripGreeley

Ramps might just do the trick cause I definitely can't get under it on the ground it's pretty much dumped