Is this safe to drive without?
if i may add, since i just did this a week or so ago and i put these pictures up. i know there is one of the end link.

this is the swaybar endlink
hope this helps, it only took about 30 minutes to do the front. going for the back this weekend.

this is the swaybar endlink
hope this helps, it only took about 30 minutes to do the front. going for the back this weekend.
awsome pick, now let me get a few things straight the sway bar is connected by the endlinks to the control arm correct? Also from what i read about the endlinks they come in grease or non grease something like that. What should i go for and is there a certain size i should get.
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Originally Posted by pdqSSEi
if i may add, since i just did this a week or so ago and i put these pictures up. i know there is one of the end link.

this is the swaybar endlink
hope this helps, it only took about 30 minutes to do the front. going for the back this weekend.

this is the swaybar endlink
hope this helps, it only took about 30 minutes to do the front. going for the back this weekend.
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These Poly endlinks should not be torqued past the actuall washers... Should look simmilar to this..

Just a note for everyone, be sure not to overtorque the bushings
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