Whiteline - Spherical Bearing Swaybar Link Kits

[Oosh]

https://www.whiteline.com.au/store/cart_det...rod_code=klc008

https://www.whiteline.com.au/store/cart_det...rod_code=klc009

Just saw these on the website, was wondering if they're a worthwhile part, perhaps it's a bit premature my thinking about them since i haven't put my swaybars in yet but interested nonetheless.

Cheers,

- Ash.

[Sydneykid]

For a road car, I would stick to the bush style links. Dust, dirt, mud, water etc exclusion are required on sphericals to prevent premature wear. Polyurethane bushes live long and usefull maintenance free lives. On a race car you might beneftit slightly from the increased precision, but not worth the hassle on a road car.

cheers

PS, put those damn stabilser bars on will ya!

[Oosh]

Cool, Thanks, and I'm working on it.

[Greg]

This is what I have on my rear ARC swaybar - is there an easy way to protect them from the dust dirt etc?

[GunMetalR33]

This is what I have on my rear ARC swaybar - is there an easy way to protect them from the dust dirt etc?

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grease

[someonestolecc]

For a road car, I would stick to the bush style links.  Dust, dirt, mud, water etc exclusion are required on sphericals to prevent premature wear.  Polyurethane bushes live long and usefull maintenance free lives.  On a race car you might beneftit slightly from the increased precision, but not worth the hassle on a road car.

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Heed this advice. S-Kid has said this before and predicted that on a road car the spherical bushes would start knocking. I thought "I don't mind"... Funnily enough he was right within 2-3k km. Mine started knocking and I've greased them up since and they're ok now.. I still don't mind but I imagine I'll have to keep greasing them every few thousand k's.

[Greg]

wouldn't grease attract dust and dirt which would stick to it?

i suppose it only sticks to the outside layer, leaving the grease around the bushes nice and clean