Sway bar End Links...
Sway bar End Links...

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But for 150, ive decided to make my own for about 50 bux
x4

and 2 8in sleeve/rod, this is just my eyeballed guess. Like this

Ill be taking measurements on these later on.
tips or inputs are welcomed.
It would be awesome if you post what sizes you use. Then other folks (me) could just order the parts from mcmaster-carr (http://www.mcmaster.com/).
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why are you replacing the stockers? i ended up replacing mine with the perrin endlinks because i stripped the stockers changing my sway bar setting too many times.
just curious. wish i had thought to make my own to begin with. could have saved myself a good bit apperently.
just curious. wish i had thought to make my own to begin with. could have saved myself a good bit apperently.
Actually one really good reason to get rid of the stockers especially if you have coilovers is so you can properly get corner weighted. When I got corner weighted we can only get so close cause he was fighting the sway bars. I would definetly build my own if you provide some information. Thanks!!
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I finally had a chance to remove the endlinks and measure them. Here is a pic...
the red font shows 4.75" and the blue is the full length 7".

I also installed new brackets from ES with nipples to regrease the damn things..

stay tooned
the red font shows 4.75" and the blue is the full length 7".

I also installed new brackets from ES with nipples to regrease the damn things..

stay tooned

Thank Donour for his info (part numbers) - if name brand is not an issue (at least this way, it's easier to replace the parts when they wear out).
Even better when they are coupled with these

http://www.bakerprecision.com/rodacc.htm - Scroll to the bottom for the boots.
Last edited by funks; Nov 6, 2008 at 11:25 PM.
sr20kid - make sure you flip and put the endlink retainers on the outside part (like the pics above) per IndyEvo. You'll need a small spacer though (like those bronze things in the pics) - let me know if you can't find one in your area and i'll send you (4) of them (went to Ace hardware, bought 2 - 1 inch bronze spacers w/ 3/8 inch inner diameter - then I just cut them with a dremel).
Last edited by funks; Nov 6, 2008 at 11:22 PM.

Thank Donour for his info (part numbers) - if name brand is not an issue (at least this way, it's easier to replace the parts when they wear out).
Even better when they are coupled with these

http://www.bakerprecision.com/rodacc.htm - Scroll to the bottom for the boots.


