New front swaybar..new endlinks required?
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New front swaybar..new endlinks required?
I'm going to be adding a Racing Beat front bar and was finding some confusing info on new endlinks with regards to an S5.
First off, do I need new links if my stock ones aren't loose?
Are the RB links a good alternative? They'd don't specify if they're for S4/5, but they are built like the S4 stock links.
Any more info on this thread? https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...g+beat+swaybar
It seems like building/reinforcing the endlink bracket on the control arm is recommended, yes?
Thanks.
First off, do I need new links if my stock ones aren't loose?
Are the RB links a good alternative? They'd don't specify if they're for S4/5, but they are built like the S4 stock links.
Any more info on this thread? https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...g+beat+swaybar
It seems like building/reinforcing the endlink bracket on the control arm is recommended, yes?
Thanks.
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Any further review of the Gearhead Garage links?
So has anyone had an S5 link break on them? Looking at the "I" beam construction of the S5 link it does look like is strong. Are the control arm brackets still the weak point, then?
What links are you running? I believe you said you have an RB front bar, and run RA-1s?
Any further review of the Gearhead Garage links?
So has anyone had an S5 link break on them? Looking at the "I" beam construction of the S5 link it does look like is strong. Are the control arm brackets still the weak point, then?
Any further review of the Gearhead Garage links?
So has anyone had an S5 link break on them? Looking at the "I" beam construction of the S5 link it does look like is strong. Are the control arm brackets still the weak point, then?
I have the Mazdatrix end links with the spherical bearings.
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