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PERRIN Performance Front and Rear Endlink Kit
Subaru WRX 2002-2007
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Features & Product Details
PERRIN Performance has designed and created the Front and Rear Endlinks to improve both the handling and performance of your vehicle. For those of you who enjoy spirited driving or the occasional track weekend, you will notice improved cornering, and reduced body roll.
The factory end links are weak, and will flex under hard cornering. And the flex will increase if you install a stronger sway bar. The PERRIN units remove the flex out of the equation. These are fabricated from 6061 T6 aluminum, and provides a solid connection between your sway bar, and chassis. These are also longer when compared to the OEM units. The extra length has been designed to maintain a good position for those with lowered vehicles.
Other features include 95 durometer polyurethane bushings which are super strong, and the end links themselves have been powder-coated black to be weather resistant. Hardware will be included to make these end links ready for installation
Specifications
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Q: Fitment Steven4 years ago
Installed both front an rear on my 02 2.5rs directions abit unclear. will they only be tightened on flat ground and not on jacks?I torqued on jacks then lowered to ground after checking alignment being hand tight did not need to lower to install bolts but With 2 extra washers in top (sway bar side) it doesnt exactly seem completely perpendicular or it won't?
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A: Yes, you need to torque these on the ground. The car needs to have load on it when you tighten them down so that everything will install properly.
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Q: Fitment Steven4 years ago
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A: Yes, you need to torque these on the ground. The car needs to have load on it when you tighten them down so that everything will install properly.
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Q: Endlinks Jtorio815 years ago
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A: Since Perrin does not confirm it we cannot.
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Q: Perrin Endlinks GS6 years ago
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A: Yes, Perrin engineers their parts to work with both sedan and wagons for the GD chassis.
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A: By looking at the front links that have the same ID for both ends, I'd say they're not. Thank you none the less.
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