APR’s Roll-Control Front Stabilizer Bar End Links improve handling and response through the use of replaceable and swappable spherical bearings, intended for race use, and our ball joints, intended for street use. The end links offer a great range of adjustability in both connection geometry and height, allowing elimination of pre-loading and correction of stabilizer bar geometry. This is a necessary upgrade when altering the factory suspension components to allow correct operation and maximum performance.
Quick Facts:
- Ultra-wide adjustability range: 255mm to 340mm vs 335mm stock
- CNC-machined billet-aluminum center rods with three large set points
- Stainless-steel, high-misalignment linkages with up to 70° on each links vs 65° stock
- Spherical Bearings
- Designed for race / track use (High noise, vibration and harshness (NVH))
- 12mm chromoly rod ends
- Heavy duty chromoly body with hard chrome ball race for corrosion resistance
- Self-sealing and self-lubricating PTFE ball race to keep dirt and debris out of the bearing
- Bootless design eliminates accelerated wear, as is common with open boots that allow dirt to become trapped within
- Ball Joints
- Designed for street use (Less NVH)
- Balanced load distribution via high sphericity balls
- Ultra-durable POM seats for low friction and high wear resistance
- Ball pins polished to a mirror finish
- Clip fastened boot design that reduces contamination with a high performance grease within
- Replaceable and swappable between spherical and ball joints rod ends on the same link
- Left hand and right hand threaded rod ends for easy turnbuckle-style length adjustments
- Zinc-plated and stainless-steel hardware for durability
Spherical Bearings
Ball Joints
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Poor quality
I was expecting these links were going to last, thinking that apr was supposed to be a reliable brand. But to my disappointment, these worn out 3 weeks after installation. I noticed clunking noises, and inspected the issue to be movement where the ball joints are. And keep in mind that I did not drive hard, go over any hard bumps, or anything to merit the ware on these links. I would recommend to avoid these, especially for the price. First time APR has disappointed me.
