Sway Bar End Links

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  • Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
  • In this video I discuss the following end links considered for 17" drag wheels on my lowered Challenger:
    Bwoody LX shorter rear sway bar links
    BMR Sway Bar Adjustable End Links, ELK112
    Speedlogix Solid Billet Rear Sway Bar End Links, SX-0002

Комментарии • 16

  • @Scavenger1320
    @Scavenger1320 3 года назад +3

    Glad you finally got them mounted. I might have to look into those speedlogix ones just because of the weight savings!

    • @4shaken_
      @4shaken_  3 года назад

      Yeah, they felt approx half the weight of the BMR and Bwoody links. I should have weighed them, doh!

  • @wh0wantsm0ke
    @wh0wantsm0ke 3 года назад +1

    Keep trying things so I can have the blueprint! Keep the vids coming! Thanks!!

    • @4shaken_
      @4shaken_  3 года назад

      Ha! I'm holding the Bwoody's for you if u want them; they should work fine on stock height suspension.

  • @TheAkumaParadox
    @TheAkumaParadox 3 года назад

    Mine just came in today. I they look quite long, although I won't be able to pull of the wheel to get a side by side comparison until probably Tuesday. It said two options and I chose the stock ride height. The other option was lowered. I chose stock ride. Was this the wrong option?

    • @4shaken_
      @4shaken_  3 года назад

      What brand did u buy? Is your car suspension stock or lowered? You trying to run 17" rears?

  • @KOFilms797
    @KOFilms797 2 года назад

    thank you man. Hows the speed logix holding up now? Definitely need them.

    • @4shaken_
      @4shaken_  2 года назад

      Holding up great -- no issues!

  • @aaroncarty6508
    @aaroncarty6508 2 года назад

    Do you think this same modification would be necessary on 18 inch bravado wheels on a lowered Chrysler 300.

    • @4shaken_
      @4shaken_  2 года назад +1

      I suspect you will need the Bwoody end links. Good luck!

  • @righteousron9570
    @righteousron9570 3 года назад

    How did you even get the bmr endlinks to fit period? They're considerably thicker than the stock endlinks and bind up on the spring leaf edge. Mind you I have coilovers and my car is low but not dropped. They just don't fit on my scatpack

    • @4shaken_
      @4shaken_  3 года назад +1

      I never installed the BMR links as I saw their length was longer than the ones from Bwoody's. The Bwoody's I installed (for a short period) had a nick from hitting the edge that you mentioned. I recommend using the links from Speedlogix for lowered cars.

    • @righteousron9570
      @righteousron9570 3 года назад

      @@4shaken_ good to know. I was doing my best to avoid that brand considering their billet links were made from aluminum. Idk...seems with these heavy cars, steel would be ideal.

    • @4shaken_
      @4shaken_  3 года назад +1

      @@righteousron9570 Agree, but the links from SX are holding up good so far and no nicks.

    • @righteousron9570
      @righteousron9570 3 года назад

      I will consider them in the near future

    • @righteousron9570
      @righteousron9570 3 года назад

      I will consider them in the near future