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    Sway bar end link kit

    Bonjour guys,

    I would like to know if any of you ever used the sway bar link bushing kit from viperpartsusa.com.
    If so, what are you thoughts about it??

    http://www.viperpartsusa.com/catFrame.php?prodCat=1

    Thanks for you help

    Ben

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    wow $74.95

    even with international shipping you could do front and rear and still save about $50

    http://www.balljointboots.co.uk/

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    I saw the price and just bought all new end links for front and rear for about 10 bucks more than that total.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trappster View Post
    I saw the price and just bought all new end links for front and rear for about 10 bucks more than that total.
    Where did you get your rear end links from? Everywhere Ive tried has them on back-order.

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    Bought 2 of these for 40,- $US on Ebay in January:


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    I just bought a front set of MOOG's from Rock auto for $23/piece. Rear's are going for $17/piece.

    I have a 5% discount code if you buy from Rock Auto if you want it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thetalonguy View Post
    I just bought a front set of MOOG's from Rock auto for $23/piece. Rear's are going for $17/piece.

    I have a 5% discount code if you buy from Rock Auto if you want it.
    Post it up!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ACR_Matt View Post
    Where did you get your rear end links from? Everywhere Ive tried has them on back-order.
    Quote Originally Posted by thetalonguy View Post
    I just bought a front set of MOOG's from Rock auto for $23/piece. Rear's are going for $17/piece.

    I have a 5% discount code if you buy from Rock Auto if you want it.
    Got mine here as well. Not a big fan of the fronts (they'll do), but the rears are great.

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    Put this in the "How did you hear about us" box.

    3013475327640565

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    Thanks guys,
    I will go with the Moog kit

    Ben

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    I ordered ACDelco front links from Rock Auto about a month ago and at that time the rears were back ordered. Good to know they have them back in stock! Thanks for the code too, TalonGuy! Positive rep for you, I love saving money on quality parts.

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    OK, I feel like I'm missing something. How do you install the nuts on the new link threaded rods? They just keep spinning the thread rods. I jacked up the suspension, but still nothing. Manual just says install nuts at specified torque. Any ideas?

    Nevermind. Vice grips.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thetalonguy View Post
    OK, I feel like I'm missing something. How do you install the nuts on the new link threaded rods? They just keep spinning the thread rods. I jacked up the suspension, but still nothing. Manual just says install nuts at specified torque. Any ideas?

    Nevermind. Vice grips.
    Even with vice grips I had a hell of a time threading the Moog provided nuts ons. The Moog provided nuts are purposefully (I'm assuming) not round, so they act as a lock nut. After fighting with one side for a while, I threw them in the trash and re-used the stock nuts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trappster View Post
    Even with vice grips I had a hell of a time threading the Moog provided nuts ons. The Moog provided nuts are purposefully (I'm assuming) not round, so they act as a lock nut. After fighting with one side for a while, I threw them in the trash and re-used the stock nuts.
    I just had a hard time believing you needed vice grips to install. My general rule, similiar to guns, is do not point vicegrips at anything you do not intend to destroy.

    Once I got one side in, the other side was easy as it jammed the sway bar down. No vice grips were needed on the other side. I had no issues with the provided nuts; thought they were better since the wrench didn't fall all the way in.

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    Looking for 2 rear sway bar links, 97 GTS, Moog #K750518, they are on backorder everywhere.

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    I just purchased front and rear links from O'Reilly's online. Received them this week.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VoodooRob View Post
    Looking for 2 rear sway bar links, 97 GTS, Moog #K750518, they are on backorder everywhere.
    I went through this with RockAuto yesterday. Ordered rear end links almost two weeks ago from them. I finally called to see what the problem was and found out they couldn't get them after all and they had to cancel my order. Ordered another pair from Aftermarket Suspension Parts. Special order, will take at least two weeks to get them. Maybe if a few more people buy them they'd speed up the order?

    http://www.moog-suspension-parts.com...d=MOOG-K750518
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    General question regarding the procedure to swap them: is it fair to say that you should lift the complete rear end (left and right) even if you are only replacing one side to avoid tensioning the sway bar during replacement? Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by My98RT10 View Post
    General question regarding the procedure to swap them: is it fair to say that you should lift the complete rear end (left and right) even if you are only replacing one side to avoid tensioning the sway bar during replacement? Thanks.
    It makes the job more difficult if you don't. Only takes a few more minutes to lift both sides and it's safer.


 

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