Aftermarket Sway bar endlinks

[outofstep]

If yall are interestest and can get this moving quick, I could do a group buy.

5 folks: 200 bucks for all four corners
10 folks: 175 bucks for all four corners

The time issue thing is because I'm in the proccess of leaving the mil and then getting ready to move cross country. I could either do this real fast (as in everyone needs to sign on within a week or two and have downpayment in), or wait till after I'm back in florida and settled in. July is the killer month. It would need to be done a good month before or after then.

 

[drjonez]

i'll post the mcmaster part #s sometime....i made pretty sweet ones w/ SS heims and an Al turnbuckle. i used one RH and one LH threaded heim so you can adjust length easily (not that it matters).

 

[supraaddict87]

I was planning on going the same rout drjonez. I drew up a print to turn some ss hex rod with a left hand thread on one end and right hand on the other, giving a place to wrench in the middle and adjust them while still on the car. I won't be able to finish one of these till the middle of may. If no one else steps up to the plate by then it would be a good possibility I'll be making a few sets.

mike

 

[drjonez]

cool, i think it's a better design.

 

[Ckanderson]

Sounds like it will be a good group buy... ill be in on it!

 

[Jonnymkiii]

I'm interested in a group buy as well.

 

[rakkasan]

count me in

 

[MDCmotorsports]

Im also about to offer these, but as Outofstep and I discuss things, they are not available.

And yes Yonkers, Im sorry about never getting back with you. The IRL and some other projects have been taking up way tooo much of my time.

 

[MDCmotorsports]

BTW:
Mine are fully adjustable aluminum, with the user having the ability to adjust the preload on the sway bar without having to take the endlink off the sway bar.

 

[Blue87T(Dan)]

I could be interested in something like this if the price is right and it were to happen relatively soon.

Dan

 

[silver88turbo]

How does changing the length of these effect handling? Since the sway bar is only mounted solidly on the sups arms and pivots in the middle I dont see how their length effects the movement of one wheel in relation to the other. Any insight?

 

[outofstep]

How does changing the length of these effect handling? Since the sway bar is only mounted solidly on the sups arms and pivots in the middle I dont see how their length effects the movement of one wheel in relation to the other. Any insight?

They allow for custom tuning of front and rear anti-sway bar preload to suit specific track layouts. It also allows you to adjust for spring/shock tire changes. You pretty much always want the anti-rollbar to be completely parallel to ground when your suspension is loaded. The problem is if you get drop spring, change out rims n tires, you are nowhere close to parallel anymore. You car isn’t performing at max anymore.

Adjustable end links let you compensate for suspension higth changes, track conditions, easy disconnects for drag, won't break like the shitty stock ones, and they give you that extra bling factor.

 

[silver88turbo]

Ah.....The compensating for suspension changes makes sense, to keep the swaybar level, but I just dont understand how the swaybar could be "preloaded".

 

[Ckanderson]

Pre loaded means the bar is under load when the car is level. this in effect stiffins that sway bar. adjustable end links make it possible for the bar to be under no load as your car sits level.

 

[silver88turbo]

I know what preload is. A swaybar like ours cant be preloaded unless something is bent or out of square. Think about it, all it does is try to prevent the wheels from moving away from each other. It provides no resistance when both wheels move together.

 

[Ckanderson]

many sway bars arnt perfectly square.

 

[hoser813]

will they help my waterbed handle better?

 

[Ckanderson]

Keep it on topic here guy.^

 

[silver88turbo]

If by waterbed you mean Supra on stock suspension, No.

 

[mkIIIman089]

Definitly, if MDC or outofstep want to get something going real quick the sooner the better. I love buying new stuff!