Superlift end links
#1
03-27-2010
Superlift end links
From what I've read on here the Superlift end links kind of suck. Mine are BRAND NEW as in less than 2 weeks using them, and I think they're already making noise.
When I pull in and out of the driveway over the bit of a bump on the sidewalk, foward and in reverse, I hear a light clunk in the front end... everything else seems to be nice and tight.
Is this the kind of noise they make? It seems fine hitting bumps straight on going down the highway, I only seem to hear it when pulling in or out of somewhere slow at an angle. I may just pull them out and see if the noise goes away.... could it be anything else?
When I pull in and out of the driveway over the bit of a bump on the sidewalk, foward and in reverse, I hear a light clunk in the front end... everything else seems to be nice and tight.
Is this the kind of noise they make? It seems fine hitting bumps straight on going down the highway, I only seem to hear it when pulling in or out of somewhere slow at an angle. I may just pull them out and see if the noise goes away.... could it be anything else?
#2
03-27-2010
Your description of when it happens sounds totally right. Slower and turning.
Just unbolt the top of the sway bar and turn the sway bar upward. If the sound goes away, you've got your answer and that means it's time to PM 08XLT4x4...
https://www.ranger-forums.com/f54/at...ners-ca-93104/
Just unbolt the top of the sway bar and turn the sway bar upward. If the sound goes away, you've got your answer and that means it's time to PM 08XLT4x4...
https://www.ranger-forums.com/f54/at...ners-ca-93104/
The Superlift sway bar endlinks are junk (as you are all aware) So I came up with a fix:
and a mounted pic:
These have been thoroughly tested on my truck and work flawlessly, so I figured I would sell them on here to anyone interested.
The custom endlinks are made with quality bushings and come with all the required hardware to mount them up. They are coated with spray on bedliner for durability and rustproofing.
Cost is $50 shipped to US and Canada
and a mounted pic:
These have been thoroughly tested on my truck and work flawlessly, so I figured I would sell them on here to anyone interested.
The custom endlinks are made with quality bushings and come with all the required hardware to mount them up. They are coated with spray on bedliner for durability and rustproofing.
Cost is $50 shipped to US and Canada
#3
03-27-2010
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