Anyone sell front sway bar end links and bushings in a package?
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There's so many combinations of ride hieght and sway-bar size that you pretty much have to buy them separate. You can find your sway bar size with a set of large wrenches or a large cresent and a rule. As for the end links you want to have the length that puts your sway bar and links at a right angle too each other with the car at ride hieght, or sqaure. In other words if they are too short the angle where they intersect will be over 90* and if they are too long it will be less than 90*. The 90* right angle is where you get the least deflection before the sway-bar even starts to limit sway. So to do it right you can't just order a box with everything in it.
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Part #s are all here, and many vendors sell them:
http://prothane.com/make_model.php
I replaced them all on my RS with Prothane's when it inherited my SS sways after the SS graduated to Strano sways...
http://prothane.com/make_model.php
I replaced them all on my RS with Prothane's when it inherited my SS sways after the SS graduated to Strano sways...