Sway Bar End Link Recommendations? Agency Power or ?





Measured up the rear end link as best as I could with the wheels on and car on the ground. It was somewhere almost 8" as best as I could determine, so I got the 7" rod. The ends have more than enough adjust-ability that it doesn't matter much if I'm off.
Total came out to a bit more than expected at $392 (the little offset spacers were the killer), but still less than the retail options out there, and I got the absolute best rod and rod ends available. I'm sure you could get them down to $300 for the set if you tried, and you wouldn't really sacrifice much.
Last edited by BLKROKT; Feb 25, 2017 at 05:42 AM.




If I ordered these things in bulk, and maybe used a more reasonably-priced rod end, we could probably get the full kit down to under $400 for the F/R set. Minus the boots maybe under $350. Just sayin...
https://www.midwestcontrol.com/part.php?id=11622
Last edited by BLKROKT; Feb 25, 2017 at 05:45 AM.
It would be nice to do an order in bulk to get the price down. Not sure how many would be interested in this setup though? I feel like almost anyone who has coilovers or is lowered would benefit..
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Measured up the rear end link as best as I could with the wheels on and car on the ground. It was somewhere almost 8" as best as I could determine, so I got the 7" rod. The ends have more than enough adjust-ability that it doesn't matter much if I'm off.
Total came out to a bit more than expected at $392 (the little offset spacers were the killer), but still less than the retail options out there, and I got the absolute best rod and rod ends available. I'm sure you could get them down to $300 for the set if you tried, and you wouldn't really sacrifice much.
might be a dumb question as I read thru the thread a few times but.... whats the difference in the rod end part #'s? By the way awsome job with the research!
Last edited by jd_hinks; Mar 6, 2017 at 06:11 AM. Reason: LoL sorry had to think a little harder......right hand thread and Left hand thread...yup stupid question!




XMR10-12 - Right hand thread
Allows you to turn the connector tube to make the end link shorter or longer without undoing any of the fittings.
Last edited by Mort; Mar 17, 2017 at 06:12 PM. Reason: Typo




You may have noticed that one of the 7" rods is lighter in color than the others. All of the rods are solid billet aluminum throughout, with threads at the ends, except for the light colored one which is hollow. I'm going to have to return that - same part number, but clearly an older stock.
BOOM. End links.
Post some pictures once you have them on the car and let us know if you can feel a difference.
You guys in the States are lucky to have such easy access to car parts.




FYI, in case this matters to any of you:
QA1 = China
Rod End Supply = China
FK = American
Aurora = American
I might try Aurora or FK rod ends with the next batch, or for any other control arms I make. Might also look at stainless options depending on how the chromoly ends hold up.
But looks like you have found a nice places to source the DIY guys




If I ordered these things in bulk, and maybe used a more reasonably-priced rod end, we could probably get the full kit down to under $400 for the F/R set. Minus the boots maybe under $350. Just sayin...
https://www.midwestcontrol.com/part.php?id=11622
You may have noticed that one of the 7" rods is lighter in color than the others. All of the rods are solid billet aluminum throughout, with threads at the ends, except for the light colored one which is hollow. I'm going to have to return that - same part number, but clearly an older stock.
BOOM. End links.














