Looking to get some end links for my rear sway bar....my OEM end links are creaking now. I've read that Nismo aren't worth the money, so should I just get the SPL?

 

i've got the powergrid endlinks from adam at z1. they use the OEM style joints, rather than spherical bearings. they have worked out very well for me so far, even under harsh track conditions. adjustable end links are absolutely necessary to corner balance the car (and neutralize the preload on swaybars).

 

For a week now I've been searching the web for endlinks that are adjustable.
Several companys sell them but not for our cars. TH Motorsports sells some
but then again there for the WRX or Hondas. Sways don't really start working
until you dump those OEM (weak) endlinks! I'll keep look'in.....

 

talk to adam over at z1auto.com. he will point you to the right direction (ie-powergrid's).

 

when u say adjustable endlinks, what does it adjust? Is it secondary stiffness kind of thing or what?

 

it adjusts the overall length of the endlink. this allows you to remove any preload placed on the swaybar.

 

wow those endlinks are nice

 

here are some installed pics:

 

I wish I knew about the ones from Z1 when I bought the SPLs...

 

I think I may just order new OEM end links cuz they're way cheaper. And I don't really track the car.

 

What don't you like about the SPL's??, I just bought some and am going to install in a couple of weeks

 

Not sure about this brand, but someone is selling White Line end links in the Marketplace

https://g35driver.com/forums/archived-sales/202546-whiteline-front-adjustable-sway-bar-endlinks.html


Edit: These are for front only.

 

Nothing is wrong with them. The other ones just look a lot nicer... more worth the money. The SPL ones look like they can be replicated with parts from the local hardware store.



EDIT:
Those are even worse... I know I can replicate those with parts from the local hardware store!!!

 

Eh, just bought a pair of OEM rear endlinks for $30....they should last me another 80k miles

 

I have the SPLs and I don't have any problems (clunking, etc.)!!
They work real well!
Both, the SPLs and PowerGrids, are top-of-the-line products.

Here is a "comparsion" between the SPL, PowerGrid and Stock End Links: