Aftermarket Rear drop links /sway links

[bash]

Does anyone make these?

 

[NoisyNelly]

try these:

Adjustable Sway Bar Links for Mazda Rx-7 (FD3S), Rear SMA-111

We specialize high-performance oiling system products such as baffled oil pans, thermostats, oil adapters and coolers for GM LS engines and others. We are the oil control experts!

www.improvedracing.com

 

[Mazdawho]

I had these improved racing ones years ago, went back to stock. They were ok but started to knock on my daily driver. Probably due to shit roads. Might be ok for more occasional use or track car.

 

[Spendyrx]

Does anyone make these?

Did you hit yours with a hammer and snap them? I did

 

[Mazdawho]

I took the corroded pieces of shit off like a savage. Couldn’t make a good one out of the pair now.

 

[Paulm]

They look terrible quality. Dont supernow do anything loke this?

 

[bash]

I'm currently running no rear anti-roll bar because the stock length of the drop link bolt wasn't long enough for the bolt to go on properly once through the bottom of the shock

 

[Spendyrx]

Strange question but is the whole rear end of the car up in the air when you try fit it? Also would it be worth chopping the bolt down and welding an extended bit of thread on to tide you over for a bit! Watch that arse end with no arb it likes to catch you at high speed! I shet my pants when I was driving round with no drop links attached!

 

[bash]

No basically the air struts I use are designed to have a shim which widens the width of the shock. So the bolt goes through fine but the nut only goes on maybe a turn and a half. Not safe. Been driving it like a lunatic for 12 months with no ARB at all with no issues currently. That said I would like to put it back.

(especially as i'm going for moar powaz)

 

[bash]

Sikky.com do a lovely rear sway bar and drop links but it's all the fuckin' money when you include shipping and import