Adjustable Sway Bar End Links
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Adjustable Sway Bar End Links
Does anyone know of them for our cars? My front sway bar end links are putting a lot of tension on the LCA and preloading it from what I can see visually.
Yes, they are the right ones on there.
Yes, they are the right ones on there.
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I know I could, but I don't WANT to make one - I would rather buy a set pre-done so all I need to do is adjust.
Surely with as stupid low as some of you are you've found a solution by now? I know you're eating up sway bar end links if you haven't...
Surely with as stupid low as some of you are you've found a solution by now? I know you're eating up sway bar end links if you haven't...
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buy a set on ebay, get a sleeve from a metal shop, get a threaded rod and 8 nuts to match. cut your new links from the center shaft and weld the threaded rod to them. weld a nut to either end of the sleeve. thread your new setup together, and install on the car...
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check out rod ends here: http://www.fastenal.com/web/search/p...nd&Ntt=rod+end
I would use a female rod end and then just buy threaded rod and cut to length, or even better to use a stud to the correct size.
http://www.fastenal.com/web/search/p...=stud&Ntt=stud
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thats a lot of work and waste, you can buy rod ends on mcmastercar or fastenal and just buy the nuts, bolts and threaded rod.
check out rod ends here: http://www.fastenal.com/web/search/p...nd&Ntt=rod+end
I would use a female rod end and then just buy threaded rod and cut to length, or even better to use a stud to the correct size.
http://www.fastenal.com/web/search/p...=stud&Ntt=stud
check out rod ends here: http://www.fastenal.com/web/search/p...nd&Ntt=rod+end
I would use a female rod end and then just buy threaded rod and cut to length, or even better to use a stud to the correct size.
http://www.fastenal.com/web/search/p...=stud&Ntt=stud
yea, we fab **** here at my work all the time... maybe i'll post some pictures of some things so you guys can see some nice eye candy.
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what about these? im sure they could work for the rears as well. What you guys think?
http://store.driftmotion.com/static/i-bpm-202-09.php
EDIT: I just did a search on fleebay (ebay) "adjustable sway bar links" and there are tons of them out there for other cars and I am sure that you can find somthing that will work for the SC? Im interested in this as well. Let us know if anyone has bought a set for another car that fit the SC
OK found some specs for that blox kit. They dont look to bad at all just grease em up real good and I think it should be fine. I will messure mine out tonight (front and rears) and see if they will be compatable. For 36 bucks... couldnt hurt to give it a try right?
Specifications for the Blox adjustable links:
CENTER TO CENTER: 2.8” min; 3.5” max
BOLT SPEC: 10x1.5
BOLT LENGTH: 2.75 (bolt might be to long but you can replace that no prob.)
http://store.driftmotion.com/static/i-bpm-202-09.php
EDIT: I just did a search on fleebay (ebay) "adjustable sway bar links" and there are tons of them out there for other cars and I am sure that you can find somthing that will work for the SC? Im interested in this as well. Let us know if anyone has bought a set for another car that fit the SC
OK found some specs for that blox kit. They dont look to bad at all just grease em up real good and I think it should be fine. I will messure mine out tonight (front and rears) and see if they will be compatable. For 36 bucks... couldnt hurt to give it a try right?
Specifications for the Blox adjustable links:
CENTER TO CENTER: 2.8” min; 3.5” max
BOLT SPEC: 10x1.5
BOLT LENGTH: 2.75 (bolt might be to long but you can replace that no prob.)
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