New robispec endlinks
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Joined: Jul 2005
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From: NJ
Cobb had a problem with a similar design (solid ball joint). Being that there was now zero play, the vibration will eventually loosen the bolts holding them down. An integrated urethane bushing would have been nice..
maybe because of the lube? i just reinstalled them today, and i found out that one of them was not installed very well, so now both side and free play a bit, and i also putted so lube on it, i hope it will be better.
Damn i hope that dont happen to mine...Guess ill have to check them every couple months
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From: NJ
+1 You should keep an eye on them time to time. Vibration through out the suspension is inevitable. Those that had the Cobb end links, eventually lost a bolt. In fact, Cobb discontinued that design a few months back because of that issue.
maybe mine is just happened.....my endlink is disconnect or broken (im not usre yet) when i was running the first track day of using these
i can't find the bolt, and i just see the endlink is handing
sigh....it costed me my first spin out....it was scary
i can't find the bolt, and i just see the endlink is handing
sigh....it costed me my first spin out....it was scary
Damn, i would just use a longer bolt and maybe some sort of locktite sealant on it.
it was brand new, so it should locking good, however it just fall right off while im driving on the track or i don't know what happened.
Tried contacting RobiSpec about these endlinks...guess they don't like to check there inbox/email. Would like to pick up a set of these if they are available. Kinda of tough though to spend money with a company that doesn't even respond to simple forms of communication from potential customers. 
