Polyurethane End Link Kit ??

pdl2flr

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I will be installing new springs and struts/shocks soon and was interested in hearing from those that have installed a Heavy Duty End Link kit similar to this one from BBK. Was it worth the $35 or so and did it improve the feel in any way. Any negatives to this kit.
http://www.brothersperformance.com/shop/mustang/bbk2530.html

 

ToplessStang

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I installed the MM end links which are basically the same thing. I ordered the shorter ones so that the front sway bar stays in about the same position when lowered as it was at stock right height. The handling since lowering my car last weekend really is night and day. It`s kind of hard to pinpoint what is the main reason for the improvement. Changing springs, shocks, struts and diffrent alignment settings must all help but do the end links add to it, I`m not really sure. I figured for the price, why not.

 

MineralG2k2GT

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When i replaced my front sway bar I got new end links. It made a huge difference. Expecailly since your car is lowered it will help with keeping the front end nice and tight. I would definitly get them, its a good upgrade and its peace of mind

 

Back2Mustangs

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ToplessStang said:

I ordered the shorter ones so that the front sway bar stays in about the same position when lowered as it was at stock right height.

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This is what I'll be doing also. It keeps the sway bar in the right "geometric" position... I guess its supposed be mostly parallel to the ground Anyways I don't think you'll notice a difference but its just one more little thing that adds to stiffer/tighter suspension-> so for the price, why not?

 

pdl2flr

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How much of a drop would require the use of the shorter one? I realize that the majority of the people that lower their cars do not replace this, I am just looking to firm up the very sloppy feel I have now.