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FRONT SWAY BAR END LINK SUGGESTIONS?

BRYCE5OH

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Keep blowing out factory front sway bar end links ever since lowering the car on EIBACH SPORTLINES. What end links does everyone run? PS-Have stock sway bar! Any advice would be greatly appreciated, Thanks!!!

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Whiteline have treated me well. Cortex are also super robust. If you don't have MR, the steedas will work.

I had FTBs. First one went bad after 1.5 years on the car.
 
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Whiteline have treated me well. Cortex are also super robust. If you don't have MR, the steedas will work.

I had FTBs. First one went bad after 1.5 years on the car.
Whiteline have treated me well. Cortex are also super robust. If you don't have MR, the steedas will work.

I had FTBs. First one went bad after 1.5 years on the car.
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Steeda has nice booted and greaseable rod ends and I installed them on my son's lowered GT and my Mach 1. I was lucky I didn't rip off the wiring of my Magneride shocks with the bulky rod ends so I replaced them with Cortex, non greaseable but thin profile rod-ends and overall a high quality product. I think I still have the Steeda links stashed somewhere if you're interested?
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