Gendron front sway bar

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Nov 15, 2013 | 02:16 PM

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Conedodger

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Originally Posted by iamxpL' timestamp='1384437274' post='22876784

-To the OP - does your have the updated captive end links? my bar has the updated arms but still have the bolt and nut fasteners. i emailed Small fortune racing to see if i can acquire the updated links. if not im sure i can make my own. i just have to measure the adjustment hole diameter to make sure i get the proper size stud. i am also trying to use the 3rd hole closest to soft.

i guess i can always start out at the second setting. and change it out later when i get the updated links.

I have the bolt and nut fasteners. I had updated my Saner end links. I'll have to see if I can use those with the Gendron.

I was wrong. I do have the updated end links. I have not installed the coil overs or bar yet.

Nov 18, 2013 | 05:25 AM

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iamxpl

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im excited to see the set up! if you document please share! i just made the move to STR this year. i spent 1 day prepping the car from RT to ST. i got my alignment done yesterday and now just need a flash pro.

Nov 18, 2013 | 08:08 AM

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I decided to make a new set of end links for my smaller bar and will post up here when im finished. One of my friends custom made end-links and used to sell them on ebay. I'm going through his drawer of left-overs to make something up. If it works out, I can see if hes interested in making another batch...

-Marc

Nov 18, 2013 | 09:29 AM

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id be interested and im sure a lot of people would be. because as of right now i have to take the arms off just to be able to adjust my settings. its getting pretty tedious.

Nov 18, 2013 | 06:22 PM

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id be interested and im sure a lot of people would be. because as of right now i have to take the arms off just to be able to adjust my settings. its getting pretty tedious.

My goal is to make a set that will not bind. This is the one complaint I have with the updated hardware. Im not sure there will be a way to make adjustments quicker/easier, but will at least ask.

-Marc

Apr 10, 2014 | 04:42 AM

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an update on this thread,

i ordered 3/8-24 hardware for my bar, but it seems the holes on my bar are smaller..... im gonna have to mill them out after the season.