Sway Bar Links -- are they different?
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93 Touring
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Sway Bar Links -- are they different?
Going to change out the sway bar links --- I see multiple brands available.
Is there much difference from OEM?
Car is totally street driving.
Bushings are shot, seems like new links would make more $ense than trying to change the bushings.
Thanks for any insight.
Is there much difference from OEM?
Car is totally street driving.
Bushings are shot, seems like new links would make more $ense than trying to change the bushings.
Thanks for any insight.
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I've seen in the FS section someone selling low-mileage JDM swaybar endlinks. That might be a good option if yours are worn out.
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First I've seen of those Improved Racing endlinks, they look really nice!
Anyone ever found a guide to how to set up those adjustable endlinks?
Dale
Anyone ever found a guide to how to set up those adjustable endlinks?
Dale
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The relatively inexpensive cost of the Improved Racing Endlinks makes it hard for me to justify buying used OEM links.
I've got the Improved Installation instructions since I bought these for my car and I'll post pictures when I finish installing them along with how they work.
I've got the Improved Installation instructions since I bought these for my car and I'll post pictures when I finish installing them along with how they work.
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They are very nice, had a chance to track the car with them last weekend and was very pleased. The instructions just say to install with the suspension compressed, like on ramps to avoid bar pre load and to try and get the heim joints centered before tightening everything up. The install was very simple.
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They are very nice, had a chance to track the car with them last weekend and was very pleased. The instructions just say to install with the suspension compressed, like on ramps to avoid bar pre load and to try and get the heim joints centered before tightening everything up. The install was very simple.
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I have what feels to be a very slight "dead spot" when turning the wheel either way from center when cornering. Almost like delayed engagement. I wonder if my endlinks are the culprit. G