NEW! Dezod V2 Rear End links for the tC
Originally Posted by ippskidder
Hmm... well that puts a damper on things, lol.
Theres a lot of potholes in my area. I'd hate to install one of these, and have them bend.
If my stockies bend/break, i'll try out the v2.2 immediately.
Nice to know these are available though, and that they have been re-engineered.
Theres a lot of potholes in my area. I'd hate to install one of these, and have them bend.
If my stockies bend/break, i'll try out the v2.2 immediately.
Nice to know these are available though, and that they have been re-engineered.
Originally Posted by paul_dezod
We have TONS of potholes and crap here. Buffalo sucks for road conditions, and we have had our testers each run about 2-3K miles DD each
Don't get me wrong, i'll eventually get it. I would just feel better if I knew other people with the same sway bar as me had success with it.
I think hotchkis has the stiffest setting compared to other sway bars out there. I might be wrong though, I don't know if any new ones have come out that are stiffer.
As far as I can tell, and have read. Its usually trd/hotchkis the one that have had the problems. But, it might be an installation error.
Any hotchkis people wanna chime in?????
the one made from ss are made by me and the yellow ones are regular washers from ace hardware store.
Now the whole tension is going to the ball in the heim and it should hold up to 9500 pounds so i think it's should hold
Now the whole tension is going to the ball in the heim and it should hold up to 9500 pounds so i think it's should hold
i got these endlinks just so i can have something stronger then stock, im not going to auto x, so do u think i should put them on with my trd sway bar, or should i just stay on with the stock ones since my car is for daily driving?
Originally Posted by hypothesis
i got these endlinks just so i can have something stronger then stock, im not going to auto x, so do u think i should put them on with my trd sway bar, or should i just stay on with the stock ones since my car is for daily driving?
Just installed my rear hotchkis sway over the weekend and didnt like the way the stock endlinks lined up. havent installed the front as i didnt have enough time and heard its a real PITA.
i tried reading all of the post but i had to skim most of it as i am at work.
just wondering if the setup for the hotchkis has been fine-tuned and will i need to buy a set for the front? this is a DD.
you have a lot of good rep on here so i have only looked into your setup.
let me know, thanks
i tried reading all of the post but i had to skim most of it as i am at work.
just wondering if the setup for the hotchkis has been fine-tuned and will i need to buy a set for the front? this is a DD.
you have a lot of good rep on here so i have only looked into your setup.
let me know, thanks
Originally Posted by SATownScion
Just installed my rear hotchkis sway over the weekend and didnt like the way the stock endlinks lined up. havent installed the front as i didnt have enough time and heard its a real PITA.
i tried reading all of the post but i had to skim most of it as i am at work.
just wondering if the setup for the hotchkis has been fine-tuned and will i need to buy a set for the front? this is a DD.
you have a lot of good rep on here so i have only looked into your setup.
let me know, thanks
i tried reading all of the post but i had to skim most of it as i am at work.
just wondering if the setup for the hotchkis has been fine-tuned and will i need to buy a set for the front? this is a DD.
you have a lot of good rep on here so i have only looked into your setup.
let me know, thanks
i hope my stock endlinks hold up until i can gather some funds. i think im going to have to wait a month or two to get them, getting married in less than a month.
im trying to make myself stop buying stuff for the car but its too hard to stop.
I will let you know once i have some spending $
im trying to make myself stop buying stuff for the car but its too hard to stop.
I will let you know once i have some spending $
I was trying to keep the link vertical but still have enough left on the end for the nut to grab on to. I would have liked to make the links longer too - but they went in easiest that way and the bolt is perpendicular to the mounting surface of the bar.








