Silent Panda
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- First Name
- Jason
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2019
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- Location
- Salt Lake City
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 JL Rubicon
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I wanted a double heim sway bar end link system fro my JLR but didn't like the pricing or many of the options on the market. They were either very expensive or didn't offer the level of articulation I wanted. Also, why buy something when you can make it your self for twice as much right?!
I wanted a double heim system with a high degree of misalignment because I'd noticed the bushing end of my links were deformed from the level of articulation my Jeep has.
Everything was ordered from Speedway Motors. Here is the recipe if anyone would like it:
Not included the parts list are the eight 1/2" nuts and bolts you will need for mounting the new links to your Jeep...those are pretty damn easy to get though...
You will also need to open the thru holes in the sway bar to 1/2"...this required a quick pass with a 1/2" drill bit...barely any metal was cut.
When building the links I made a jig to be the sure they were all the same length.
The product of my efforts
I wanted a double heim system with a high degree of misalignment because I'd noticed the bushing end of my links were deformed from the level of articulation my Jeep has.
Everything was ordered from Speedway Motors. Here is the recipe if anyone would like it:
Not included the parts list are the eight 1/2" nuts and bolts you will need for mounting the new links to your Jeep...those are pretty damn easy to get though...
You will also need to open the thru holes in the sway bar to 1/2"...this required a quick pass with a 1/2" drill bit...barely any metal was cut.
When building the links I made a jig to be the sure they were all the same length.
The product of my efforts
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