Progress Sway Bars and Endlinks
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The AP endlinks are adjustable, front & rear. They are pricy though.
These are adjustable and the price is a bit better. http://www.evo-r.net/product/RX-8/LINK/index.htm
The difference between these and the AP is that with these you will have to remove one end or the endlink to adjust them. With the AP, it's not necessary to remove the endlink.
These are adjustable and the price is a bit better. http://www.evo-r.net/product/RX-8/LINK/index.htm
The difference between these and the AP is that with these you will have to remove one end or the endlink to adjust them. With the AP, it's not necessary to remove the endlink.
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They are expensive. I may switch over to the Evo-R links. I don't like the collars that are used on the AP links. When they get loose, they no longer work right. They get sloppy. They should have used cone bushings at the heim joints. Plus in weather up here, the joints are open to the elements and corrosion.
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Here are pics of the Evo-R Endlinks:
https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-wheels-tires-brakes-suspension-55/evo-r-adjustable-endlinks-installed-143615/
Bottoms are full replacements, as well as the fronts. Fronts can adjust while on the car but the rears need to be disconnected on one end.
https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-wheels-tires-brakes-suspension-55/evo-r-adjustable-endlinks-installed-143615/
Bottoms are full replacements, as well as the fronts. Fronts can adjust while on the car but the rears need to be disconnected on one end.
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