Adjustable End Links

90-05 Miata

Backordered until May 20, 2012

Order qty 1 gets you two links, enough for one sway bar.

 949Racing adjustable end links for the 90-05 Miata allow you to remove any preload from your standard or aftermarket anti-roll bars. You can also fine tune the length so the angle of the link is a vertical as possible with the car at resting ride height. Proprietary PTFE coated rod ends, designed just for these end links. Urethane end links will bind at full compression which changes the effective anti-roll bar rate, (not good)

Spacers are included to allow you to fine tune angle with your particular control, ride height and sway bar combination. 

These links can be assembled asymmetrically if needed, extra parts included. All sway bars are different shapes and thicknesses. This sometimes requires a spacer, longer or shorter through bolt to get closer to 90°.

If you're shopping around for end links, be sure whatever you choose will adjust shorter than OE 105mm link which is designed for 13.5~14"  ride height. Otherwise, your big aftermarket sway bar may contact the upper control arm and the end link to sway bar geometry will be compromised when you lower your car. These links are designed to solve both problems, having the correct adjustment range to handle all useable ride heights and oversize sway bars.

• Proprietary PTFE coated bushing, heat treated, hard chromed ball, rod ends
• Billet 7075-T6 anodized aluminum counter threaded turnbuckles
• Proprietary chamfered spacers increase maximum angularity
• 92-113mm adjustment length works with stock ride height to 2.25" drop (4.25" sill height)
• Turnbuckle style center so you can adjust the length without removing the links
• 2x 5mm & 2x 10mm zinc coated steel spacers for fine tuning angle
• Long and short through bolts to reduce interference with control arm and damper body
  
• Fits all sway bars
• 17mm wrench fits everything including turnbuckle for fast adjustments at the track
• 10.9 zinc plated hardware
  

End Link Installation Instructions