gtracer

Whiteline has them too. Good product, I have them!

thielepr

I also need end links and bushings for my Saner bar. How can I contact the ones mentioned above like poodle?

Kenny_Stang

You can send him a PM on here: S2KI Honda S2000 Forums - View Profile: anorexicpoodle

bwheels02

You can always go with Hardrace, but they are non-adjustable replacements.

Car Analogy

I just saw these yesterday, while searching for something else. How do they differ from stock? What advantage to they offer?

bwheels02

Honestly, I'd say none other than the price vs OEM.
I do find them noisier than OEM... when I'm reversing into the garage and turning the wheel I get a lot of creaking. Now i'm also on solid bushings so maybe that's a combo effect?

DefSport

the Hardrace ones are basically stock replacement in design. Not sure how they'd be any different noise wise.


The Moog problem solver links are significantly stronger than stock, and have zerk fittings to regress's the joint periodically. That's what I just installed. The stockers were all kinds of floppy at 145k mi.

hecash

I replace my OEM front and rear end links with new OEM end links every 50,000 miles whether I need them or not.

DaveMunsey

I went with the Whiteline end links and they appear to be very well made and adjustable . Also bent those shock brackets out of the way so they don't contact the front sway bar anymore. If you want the whiteline end links for your S2000 see part number in post 9 of this thread.

usafstud

Did the part # change? Whiteline has KLC139 as the endlinks for the fronts.