Group Buy: 3rd-5th Gen Sway Bar Links

All paid. All the parts should be in by the end of the week. I should be able to start shipping these out by the beginning to middle of next week.
 
All parts will be in today, and I'll get started on them this weekend. Please be patient with me since I do have a lot of these to make.
 
Some progress; all links are assembled. Need to make hardware kits and these will all be done. I'm hoping to have everything done by the end of the week!




 
Orders are starting to go out today. When yours ships I'll PM you the tracking number.

2 orders going out today:
  • cblielat
  • from808
3 orders going out tomorrow:
  • Nyc-Runner
  • ffRich54
  • Desertrunner198
 
This is the remaining shipping schedule.

2 going out Monday
  • @ELock3rdGen
  • @goehill
2 going out Tuesday
  • @awthorn
  • @derpiful
2 going out Wednesday
  • @Aelfwine
  • @ferby

Tracking numbers will be sent to everyone once a label is created.
 
My double disconnects
 

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Installed my fronts today! Makes a world of difference!!! I don't know if its just me but my truck drives so much smoother! I thought the ride was stiff just because I lifted it 3". Now its better than stock for sure! Gonna do the rears tomorrow!

Thank You Mike!
 
Bumping up this thread due to a problem. I went through the winter with these links and I guess with all the salt they have seized up. The ends barely move and gotten noisy. Any idea how to bring them back to life? I was also thinking to get greasable rod ends to replace the existing ones. I can get them locally but not sure if it's necessary.
 
Bumping up this thread due to a problem. I went through the winter with these links and I guess with all the salt they have seized up. The ends barely move and gotten noisy. Any idea how to bring them back to life? I was also thinking to get greasable rod ends to replace the existing ones. I can get them locally but not sure if it's necessary.

Soak them in Tri-Flow. This is great to add to the heims to help keep them from seizing up.
 
Do you think any dry lube would work? Any benefits of Tri-Flow over any other brand? I found Dupont teflon dry film lube in a spray can at a local Canadian Tire. Don't want to order online if I can get an equivalent locally. Also local bike stores carry WD-40 dry lube, first time I've seen that.
 
Do you think any dry lube would work? Any benefits of Tri-Flow over any other brand? I found Dupont teflon dry film lube in a spray can at a local Canadian Tire. Don't want to order online if I can get an equivalent locally. Also local bike stores carry WD-40 dry lube, first time I've seen that.

A lot of companies that sell UCA'S use TRI-FLOW. Local bike shops should also sell it since they use it on bike chains. TRI-FLOW is all that I have experience with.
 
Thanks Mike, I cleaned them up and sprayed them with the dupont stuff. Noise went away, I'll see how long it'll hold up.
 

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