Dezod Front End Links DONE AND IN STOCK!
Ok so I installed the endlinks. Here are a few tips.
1. Adjust endlinks according to the stock height, match up the holes of the endlinks to the stock ones basically eye it out so that the stock bolts of the endlinks to the dezod holes. This will determine the height properly.
2. The amount of play in the bolts can be uneven. Like once you figure out the length to extend the bolts (very minimal) make sure its even on both sides. I may just be a bit meticulous about things but I think if there is even amount of space on both sides of the adjustment weight/energy will get distributed evenly and there one be any particular side that has more energy impacted then the other.
Basically all you have to do is take off the stock bolt of the endlinks on the top (connected to strut) and the bottom (connected to sway) and then remove it, if you find your self turning a nut tooo much then get a pair of plyers and hold the edge of the endlink gasket and then turn, the bolt is connected to the end and sometimes it gets stuck so u have to hold the end to get the nut off.
Pop in the Dezod ones again make sure both sides are even, put in the bolts and then tighted to 55lbs of torque and your good to go. Then when you tighten those up tighed up the adjusters that let you control the hieght so they dont come loose as well.
Make sure you follow the stock setup and youll be good
here are some pics




1. Adjust endlinks according to the stock height, match up the holes of the endlinks to the stock ones basically eye it out so that the stock bolts of the endlinks to the dezod holes. This will determine the height properly.
2. The amount of play in the bolts can be uneven. Like once you figure out the length to extend the bolts (very minimal) make sure its even on both sides. I may just be a bit meticulous about things but I think if there is even amount of space on both sides of the adjustment weight/energy will get distributed evenly and there one be any particular side that has more energy impacted then the other.
Basically all you have to do is take off the stock bolt of the endlinks on the top (connected to strut) and the bottom (connected to sway) and then remove it, if you find your self turning a nut tooo much then get a pair of plyers and hold the edge of the endlink gasket and then turn, the bolt is connected to the end and sometimes it gets stuck so u have to hold the end to get the nut off.
Pop in the Dezod ones again make sure both sides are even, put in the bolts and then tighted to 55lbs of torque and your good to go. Then when you tighten those up tighed up the adjusters that let you control the hieght so they dont come loose as well.
Make sure you follow the stock setup and youll be good
here are some pics




i didnt have 100% chance to push anything yet cause it started raining and roads were slick. ill let you know when i hit the dry pavements tom. I installed the rear ones too and same thing goes for installing them. make sure they are even on both sides
Originally Posted by FLINT
i'll add these to my wish list along with everything else i want

BTW:
Very nice product and thank you for the write up!
Originally Posted by davedavetC
you need a 6mm allen key i belive and 17mm boxed end wrench. an impact gun works best
The front goes as following.
Basically yes you will have hard time getting the nuts off, a break bar works best but chances are it wont work at the angle so this is what i did. I got my normal socket wrench and a 2.5 ton jack
I put the end of the sock wrench on the head of the jack and started to the lift up the jack yhe wrench will hit the end of the head of the jack stand and have no choice but to break the bolt.
it works!!! :D
front is 17mm 
and yea if it starts to spin freely then you plug it with a allen key! lol we are talkin about stock ones here right
cus if we are they def have slots for allen keys, i would know i stripped TWO! hah
and yea if it starts to spin freely then you plug it with a allen key! lol we are talkin about stock ones here right
cus if we are they def have slots for allen keys, i would know i stripped TWO! hah
OOO! yea if it starts spinning freely sorry the Dezod fronts are 19 the stock fronts are 17. As for the whole start to spin freely thing ummm i didnt know about the whole allen key thing so I grabbed a pair of plyers and clamped down!







