WoW new Sway Bar End Links Make a HUGE difference!
05-10-2006, 11:08 PM
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WoW new Sway Bar End Links Make a HUGE difference!
I ut new front Sway bar end links in tonight, and WOW they change the cars handleing alot, makes it turn much better! 
Here are my old ones, the driver side one was almost rusted all the way throw, there was only about 1/16 of an Inch of mettle left.
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and here are the new ones i got at Advanced Auto Parts
TRW Heavy Duty Front End Stabilizer Link Kit. With Thermoplastic Rubber Bushings
$9.68 each
The new bolt is about 20% thicker then the old one.
Here are my old ones, the driver side one was almost rusted all the way throw, there was only about 1/16 of an Inch of mettle left.
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and here are the new ones i got at Advanced Auto Parts
TRW Heavy Duty Front End Stabilizer Link Kit. With Thermoplastic Rubber Bushings
$9.68 each
The new bolt is about 20% thicker then the old one.
05-11-2006, 12:47 AM
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Originally Posted by NERV
mine snapped months ago, havent replaced yet, lol
that could be a serious saftey hazard..I'd get em replaced if it was me.
05-11-2006, 02:38 AM
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hah, yeah mine snapped last year replaced that one and finally repolaced the other a cpouple weeks ago when i did my struts...i just got the basic spicer deals...still does not corner like i hoped, i wish i had a strut tower bar...
05-11-2006, 07:49 AM
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Bandit, the new bolts are larger because they're engish, not metric like the OEM bolts.
Yes it'* a great improvement. Especially for those of us that went polyurethane. It worked out so well on the SSEi, this is actually the first thing (besides replacing the failed harmonic balancer) that I ever did to the SLE.
Yes it'* a great improvement. Especially for those of us that went polyurethane. It worked out so well on the SSEi, this is actually the first thing (besides replacing the failed harmonic balancer) that I ever did to the SLE.
05-11-2006, 09:23 AM
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Did that too, didn't feel a difference. Yes I put it in right. It stills slides on its rocker panels around corners (not literally for you village idiots 
). I probably should slow down to begin with. 
). I probably should slow down to begin with.
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