SLVROZ_03

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^Wow, weird! I so didn't even look at those spoilers! Not sure how that came up...thx for the correct link. Yeah, I'm left wondering if the kit is legit and not for the Evo. Eh, how knows...

wickdaddy

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68k miles and maybe a little boost

SLVROZ_03

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^Good answer! Guessing my driver's side ones where garage because of all the higher-speed right handers I like to do around them corners! LOL

SLVROZ_03

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As promised, I installed new rear end links and did a write-up. Enjoy!

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=318407

JohnnyBoy427

Lol thanks for bringing this thread up. It reminded me of the FUN time I had replacing mine. HAHA.

SLVROZ_03

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LOL, I read all the comments again the other day...I feel for all you up north with salty roads and stuff.

blaze_125

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So 98120R is the part# for the front end. What's the part number for the rear?
And why do you need to cut the sleeve? If you need to cut it, wouldn't it be because you're using the wrong part #?

I saw 98105R for the rear in this thread:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=318407

But that's the bushings only. I need the bolts and the bushing. I snapped every single endlink on the car.

mirage 4g93t

mines are prolly bad as well

SLVROZ_03

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You don't need to cut the sleeve, you can reuse the stock one if it's in good shape. We cut the provided sleeve to size because it's a universal kit!

Unless you've got an aftermarket rear sway bar, you'll have to get a factory rear link.

jwick76

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Here's the link for the 2003 version of the bushing set...doesn't tell you what's in it, tho...

http://catalog.autopartsgo.com/buy.p...nergy_susp&s=1

mitsuozboi

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both my fronts were broke as well. bushings were shot, bolts were snapped right in half and everything was rusted right together. ME winters for yeh. swapped to enegery susp set. works great.

darkmitsu

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that is awesome... im gonna check mine out this weekend...

BlackOZLancer

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is there another place beside autozone that i can find this part?... because canada doesn't have autozone or at least i'm pretty sure we don't

jwick76

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silly canadians with your lack of capitalist leisure stores:-p Check with energy suspension as to who carries them in your area:
ENERGY SUSPENSION

jwick76

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HOLY CRAP that wasn't fun. I installed these last night, the passenger side was CAKE, just make sure you have a pry bar and a dremel with a good stone cutting wheel (the paper thin ones that break if you handle them roughly are awesome). The drivers side, well that was another story. The whole link was fused solid, the sheath was fused to the bolt itself. It took me a few hours with a sawsall, utility blade to get the top off, and finally a TORCH to get the bottom.

I don't notice a huge difference, but all the bushings on my lower control arm are shot as well as the tie rods. I'm still glad I did it, as these were about to snap in another month, easily.