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Warsaw Wizard
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2021
Fit perfect into my installation and MADE IN THE USA!!
UFeng
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2018
Replaced the stock bushings to get rid of the clunk going over road imperfections and bumps. If you're working on a Protege, there's no need to drop/lower the front subframe if you put all corners of the car in the air. I had the car about 17" off the ground and had no issues with clearance. Front wheels do need to be off, and I replaced both front end-links at the same time.Tools used were:- Electric/cordless impact (to unbolt end-link nuts)- breaker bar- 14 mm socket- 14 mm deep socket- 5 mm hex socket- socket wrench and extensions- 14 mm combination wrench- 15 mm wrench to extend the 14 mm wrench's reach- 14 mm ratcheting wrench (helps but not needed)Note the stock bushing brackets have a slot on the rear hole to locate them, so I cut the energy suspension brackets to match, and then painted them. Along with that, the front bolt slots on the energy suspension brackets had to be filed a few millimeters so the stock bolt could be reused.We will see how long the included energy suspension grease lasts...
The Poulay
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2016
Fit my 2004 Saab aero sway bars.
Luis B.
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2015
Perfect fit and suspension is back again as original.
Steve Boatman
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2015
I use Sylglide as a lubricant. I also wrapped the sway bar in teflon (plumbers) tape, which will eliminate squeeks and will last a long time too.I didn't notice that these were graphite impregnated - I don't believe they were.I used this on a Datsun 510 with a 1" front sway bar. For that application, you will have to space one side of the mount during installation, and use an allen-head bolt or else you can't tighten down.
BMinIN
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2012
One metal bracket completely broke in less than 9 months of use. This is with stock suspension and stock tires. I understand the bushing wearing out over time but the bracket should never ever break!
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