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Old Jun 28, 2010
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Tie rod ends

After a bit of searching, I've come to understand that EP3 tie rod ends fit on the EM2/ES1. Is that correct? And if so, has anyone tinkered around with installing EP3 tie rod ends on their cars? I found some EP3 pillowball tie rod ends that I'd like to try out so I don't have to worry about tearing any more boots..

I recently raised my coilovers by .25"/.64" F/R so my tires would stop eating my fenderwell lining, and raised the rear to even out it's stance. I tore the **** out of my tie rod end boots after trying every method in the spring install DIY before having to put everything back together so I could take a trip to autozone to pick up a tie rod end separator. Hell, I had to mock up a breaker bar for the tie rod end separator just to break the damn things loose, and I even bent the **** out of the tie rod end separator and had to hammer the damn thing back into shape..
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Re: Tie rod ends

So far That I know of the ep3 tie rod end does fit on them. There are most parts off the em2/es1 that are identical to each other.
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Re: Tie rod ends

Originally Posted by xRiCeBoYx
After a bit of searching, I've come to understand that EP3 tie rod ends fit on the EM2/ES1. Is that correct? And if so, has anyone tinkered around with installing EP3 tie rod ends on their cars? I found some EP3 pillowball tie rod ends that I'd like to try out so I don't have to worry about tearing any more boots..

I recently raised my coilovers by .25"/.64" F/R so my tires would stop eating my fenderwell lining, and raised the rear to even out it's stance. I tore the **** out of my tie rod end boots after trying every method in the spring install DIY before having to put everything back together so I could take a trip to autozone to pick up a tie rod end separator. Hell, I had to mock up a breaker bar for the tie rod end separator just to break the damn things loose, and I even bent the **** out of the tie rod end separator and had to hammer the damn thing back into shape..
I am currently running a set of J's Racing EP3 Tie Rods and TR Ends. I've also ran T1R's Inverted EP3 TR Ends, but they weren't long enough to provide proper toe for my current camber / drop set up.

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