Swa Bars And Link Pins

[Spudnic]

Hi, i have a 32 gtr and my link pins are rooted! i was going to upgrade to a whiteline front sway bar and get some whiteline link pins as well but i was told there where not available for my car.

Any other ways i can get around this with a decent pair of link pins?

[Spudnic]

Bump,

basically just looking for a good set of link pins for my 32 gtr, does anyone know a good brand that makes them?

[predator]

Is it the pins themselves, or the bushes? This guy can supply bushes if you need them: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Ma...rt-t261282.html

[Spudnic]

its the ball joins that are f**ked, i can actually move the entire sway bar by my hands.

[Spudnic]

R32 gtr sway bar links.

[stenve]

my sway bar links are actually bent (well one of them) on my gtst.

Luckily whiteline do a link kit for gtst so ill be getting some soon.

i didnt find anything for gtr whilst doing my search unfortunately.

Maybe the gtst ones could be modified a little?

OR find some from a wrecked car or similar and have new bushes installed from the above post?

[JD_R33]

Just get some Nolathane adjustable links and cut them down to whatever size you need.

http://www.nolathane.com.au/images/product...aybar-links.pdf

Bottom of the page, 10mm and 12mm universal links.

Cheers,

JD

[stenve]

sweet good find.

might get some of those instead of the pricey whiteline gear.

any idea of cost on those universal ones?

[JD_R33]

I ordered a set through Repco about 18 months ago, but can't recall what they cost.

Just give one of their stores a ring and quote the part number, they should be able to give you a price over the phone.

They're absolutely huge, something like 350mm which I had to cut down to about 75mm to fit on an R33. Seemed like a waste to cut that much off the threaded rod, but oh well.........

[stenve]

too easy i'll give em a call today sometime.

so you basically just cut the rod and the ball ends just screw back on? Its threaded all the way?

when i first looked i thought you would need to cut it then weld the 2 ends back on haha

[JD_R33]

Yep, just unscrew the ball off one end of the rod, work out how long you need it and cut the threaded rod with a hacksaw. The thread is pretty coarse, so just needs a clean up with a small file or a die if you have a tap & die set.

Just make sure you get the measurements right before you start cutting.......

[Spudnic]

so there is no direct replacement?