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Old 04-26-2010, 12:32 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Rear sway bar end-links

so i got ksport coilovers a while ago, i have been searching and cant find much. im tryin to figure out how to set up the sway bar end links. do you adjust the ends away from each other like its pushing the sway bar down, or where the ends are pulling the sway bar towards the top of the car. im just having a hard time figuring this out in my head, i have never messed with adj. end links.

pictures would be awesome but i just need someone to clarify.

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Old 04-26-2010, 01:47 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I really need help or advise on this
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Old 04-26-2010, 11:23 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Adjust the end links such that the sway bar ends don't smack the bottom of the strut at full compression. Otherwise, it your choice.
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It's best if you adjust them so that there is no preload on the bar at static ride height.
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^^What he said but that's after you get them set so the bar ends don't contact anything during full suspension travel.
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What is static ride height...when the back end is in the air
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What is static ride height...when the back end is in the air
Nope, sitting on flat ground, full weight in the car as if you were driving.
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word, thanks for the help guys, i think i got everything rollin good now, all the noise is gone
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I know this is a year old but Im in the same boat. I have ksport coilvers with ksport endlinks and I cant seem to get it adjusted in a way that the sway bar will fit. Do I need an aftermarket sway bar?
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