kpro22

Is this normal that the endlink is touching the shock body?

hoobastnk90

no that is not normal something weird going on here.

Car Analogy

Looks like could be endlink in backwards? Side with grease fitting should be on opposite side, away from shock?

honda4eva89

Yeah that's not normal...looks like the strut isn't sitting straight either

kpro22

Is it possible that the shock is backwards? The buddyclub N+ logo is facing towards the engine.

Fokker

Those aren't OEM endlinks. I think OEM should clear, but clearance issues aren't surprising given the size of those aftermarket ones.

Chris_Lum

also, it looks like the endlink might be bent from hitting the shock, so you might take a closer look and see if you need entirely new endlinks to begin with.

it looks like it could possibly be an aftermarket sway bar that shifted too far towards this side. If not aftermarket, then either the end links are too bulky and/or the bulky BC forks aren't helping clearance issues either. But there should be plenty of clearance between the shock body and end link so there's definitely a problem here.

Slowcrash_101

OEM endlinks don't have grease fittings.

jyeung528

not normal.

gtracer

My whiteline Endlinks with Whiteline Sway are very very close to my Tein coilovers... Not ideal but not something that I havent seen...