Poly/Energy Suspinsion Endlinks 2000+ ?
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Hans
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Poly/Energy Suspinsion Endlinks 2000+ ?
What part numbers do I need? There used to be a good writeup on the old Bonneville Club, but I cannot seem to find a thread about it. What part numbers do I need for the font and rear on an 00?
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Re: Poly/Energy Suspinsion Endlinks 2000+ ?
I'd also like to know. The bar bushings are not the generic "D" shape like so many others. And the end-links seem to have a very large diameter spacer rather than a simple tube with a bolt through it. No luck on Energy Suspension or Prothane website. Any ideas out there ?
Hard to have a killer 2001 SSEi without polyurethane (with the exception of the suspension arms).
Hard to have a killer 2001 SSEi without polyurethane (with the exception of the suspension arms).
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Re: Poly/Energy Suspinsion Endlinks 2000+ ?
I believe the usual one used of the Energy Suspension is 9.8120R. Of you could buy the Moog endlinks which use the poly bushings. Frankly, I was unimpressed with the difference when I installed the Energy Suspension endlinks.
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Re: Poly/Energy Suspinsion Endlinks 2000+ ?
I got the Moog units from RockAuto.com. Don't forget the club discount!!!
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Re: Poly/Energy Suspinsion Endlinks 2000+ ?
Dunno if the SE is a diff endlink but I got the HD Moogs for $9.99 each from Advance Auto.
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Re: Poly/Energy Suspinsion Endlinks 2000+ ?
That probably depends on how worn the originals are. I know on my car it made a world of difference but my originals were looking pretty used up.Archon wrote:I believe the usual one used of the Energy Suspension is 9.8120R. Of you could buy the Moog endlinks which use the poly bushings. Frankly, I was unimpressed with the difference when I installed the Energy Suspension endlinks.