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[Mitch]

Taken a look at your rear sway bar end links lately? Chances are they're shot. We've put together this set of nylon lined heim joints to replace those old worn out factory end links. The heims thread together to give an adjustable range from 3.7" to 2.8" long (3.2" without cutting the male heim). The mounting studs fit directly into the stock mounting points and come with all the lock nuts required to keep things from comming apart.

Price: $ 39.00 / 1 Pair
Product code: T-SBEL

LINK ----------------------------------------------------------> End Links


I don't know if you guys hav had the same problem, but on all my cressida's the stupid little allen heads always strip out. With these that will never be a problem, plus they are adjustable to fit the needs of the customer. Whether your running the factory "fuel line" I mean sway bar or opted for a stronger after market one from another chassis, our end links can be adapted with ease. And of course IN STOCK AND READY TO SHIP

[stews'7]

I called Xcessive today and spoke to Rich and ordered these. Cant wait to starting fixing this POS. Rich seems like a nice guy, and plan on doing more business with him very soon.
-Stew

[WhoreMouth_Jr]

Will this work on x7? =)

[Mitch]

i don't see why it wouldn't provided the x7 factory end links are designed similarly to the x8 ones, but they have not been tested on x7.

[Foompla]

SERIOUSLY? I have NEVER in my 5 years of working at the dealership seen Toyota end links go bad.

[The Chubby Chaser]

^Exactly. Why? Because Racecar. I was looking into some TRD or CUSCO sway bars for my x9 but they're so damn expensive from Japan. I think having my stock sway bars modified then getting these would be the best bang for my buck.

Example:

[aphxero]

fwiw I've broken several in the past.

[limtzeshen]

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