End-link Opinions
09-06-2016, 11:02 PM
#16
Maybe being dropped is the contributing factor to premature failure. My ride height is stock. I don't recall there being any load on the end links when installing the bars. I'll revisit this thread in a year if something changes 
My mods are purely for functional purposes. Roads in chicago are way too messed up to even considering dropping. I already have to slow down to nearly a crawl at most railroad crossings.
Word to the wise, if it's not broke, don't fix it.
My mods are purely for functional purposes. Roads in chicago are way too messed up to even considering dropping. I already have to slow down to nearly a crawl at most railroad crossings.
Word to the wise, if it's not broke, don't fix it.
09-07-2016, 09:17 PM
#17
https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...s-options.html
Broke a rear bar drop-link - Nissan 370Z Forum
Here's are similar threadz to what Rochestor is asking.
Sways bars and end links, 2016 updates? - Nissan 370Z Forum
And this
Front Sway End Links ? - Nissan 370Z Forum
If someone could show me how to point google at a specific website, I'll search the370z.com, Google is useless in keyword usage unless you're a developer.
Broke a rear bar drop-link - Nissan 370Z Forum
Here's are similar threadz to what Rochestor is asking.
Sways bars and end links, 2016 updates? - Nissan 370Z Forum
And this
Front Sway End Links ? - Nissan 370Z Forum
If someone could show me how to point google at a specific website, I'll search the370z.com, Google is useless in keyword usage unless you're a developer.
09-08-2016, 11:01 AM
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I'm almost at 9 months on the Whitelines with no issue.
+1 on the clicking if you don't take the preload off. I am lowered a bit...hence the adjustable.
The OEM MOOGs were always 'engaged' since I couldn't adjust them.
Sean
+1 on the clicking if you don't take the preload off. I am lowered a bit...hence the adjustable.
The OEM MOOGs were always 'engaged' since I couldn't adjust them.
Sean
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09-14-2016, 12:41 PM
#23
A heim joint made out of unobtanium and tempered in the finest virgin's tears will still wear out given the right conditions. Heim joints are a wear item, and should be treated as such.
SPL's stuff are pure race car parts. Of course people run them on the street - because they can. I have. I had a set of their front tension rods for my 240sx years ago. They made every other 240sx suspension piece I had ever seen look like a toy.
But I think people make a mistake in assuming that just because the SPL part costs a lot, they will last forever. They cost a lot because they are rebuildable, adjustable, perform very well, and are manufactured in the US.
SPL's stuff are pure race car parts. Of course people run them on the street - because they can. I have. I had a set of their front tension rods for my 240sx years ago. They made every other 240sx suspension piece I had ever seen look like a toy.
But I think people make a mistake in assuming that just because the SPL part costs a lot, they will last forever. They cost a lot because they are rebuildable, adjustable, perform very well, and are manufactured in the US.
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