broke another endlink
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dam it, i just broke a endlink. this is the second one that has broke on me since i got my progress set up, im so mad... i guess im just going to break down and buy my self some hochkins endlinks for the rsx... o well, just my 2 cents, when you get the progress bars and if you drive crazy get the upgraded endlinks...
Originally posted by CapYoda
ouch.
solid 22 mm bar.
what do u expect? heh
ouch.
solid 22 mm bar.
what do u expect? heh
From what I've learned, a 22mm bar can cause damage if:
1. You have no rear lower tie bar.
2. Your spring rates are soft as pillows and you happen to auto-x with this set-up.
3. You don't keep the bushings lubed.
SlammedBlueEM2 = pwned
Why are you even posting in this tread. You said the endlinks never break. Now all of a sudden, you've determined what causes endlinks to break....even though you said they never break yesterday! Please.
Matt
Why are you even posting in this tread. You said the endlinks never break. Now all of a sudden, you've determined what causes endlinks to break....even though you said they never break yesterday! Please.
Matt
Originally posted by sovereign82
SlammedBlueEM2 = pwned
Why are you even posting in this tread. You said the endlinks never break. Now all of a sudden, you've determined what causes endlinks to break....even though you said they never break yesterday! Please.
Matt
SlammedBlueEM2 = pwned
Why are you even posting in this tread. You said the endlinks never break. Now all of a sudden, you've determined what causes endlinks to break....even though you said they never break yesterday! Please.
Matt

P.S. I can post where ever I want and unlike a lot of people on this forum, I can admit when I am wrong.
Keep in mind that I also had a friend who broke an endlink but you wouldn't know about that since you're only judging from one post in one endlink thread.
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ya people make mistakes.. i do too.. anyways... sorry to hear they keep breaking. but ya tie rod and stiffer springs should help out as well. i always wondered if the rsx endlinks were better...
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naw, i don't think they are better, well i don't think that it has to be really lubedl that much since there are rings that hold the bar in place next to the bushings, the progress 22mm has a solid tie bar(plate) so it doesn't mess with that part... and umm, you can say i drive if i auto X since i drive the 110 freeway from the start at arroyo parkway threw highland park and into downtown LA...
The hotchkins endlinks cost like 165 shipped... dam, but i guess that i for all four and these loook really duable and shouldn't break ever again...
and yea i have a stock suspention but that will change once i get my rims soon then get my tein flex... but thats like 2 months at the earliest
The hotchkins endlinks cost like 165 shipped... dam, but i guess that i for all four and these loook really duable and shouldn't break ever again...
and yea i have a stock suspention but that will change once i get my rims soon then get my tein flex... but thats like 2 months at the earliest
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