Endlink Bushings
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Endlink Bushings
Complete set for front and rear. Good for that stealth look if you autocross and don't want to get the actual hardened links, but just new bushings for a little better feel. WIll take $45 shipped for both sets.
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The fronts on the sedan are rod-end links with a pillow ball joint(?) at each end and a stud that sticks out through the bar and lower arm bracket. The rear is a u-shaped resin link with bushings at either end that you put bolts through to attach to the swaybar. I think that the wagon has straight front links with bushings and bolts that go through and attach them to bar and bracket. (I've never looked at a wagon but I am 100% certain about the fronts on the WRX since I just had to cut one off after a bodyshop had striped the threads on the stud on mine)
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The fronts on the sedan are rod-end links with a pillow ball joint(?) at each end and a stud that sticks out through the bar and lower arm bracket. The rear is a u-shaped resin link with bushings at either end that you put bolts through to attach to the swaybar. I think that the wagon has straight front links with bushings and bolts that go through and attach them to bar and bracket. (I've never looked at a wagon but I am 100% certain about the fronts on the WRX since I just had to cut one off after a bodyshop had striped the threads on the stud on mine)
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