Re: Sway Bar Link question

Thanks Chris.  I'll rest better tonight - james

"Chris D'Agnolo" <cdagnolo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I believe they are all the same and while I'd agree with you that it
doesn't
> seem like the best design (and I happen to have a broken one too at 8
yrs
/
> 80k and many autocrosses w/ upgraded swaybars) I don't believe it's a
common
> problem.
>
> Many aftermarket upgrades are available for mas dinero' ;-)
>
> Chris
> 99BBB
>
> "James" <jc55@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> >I discovered a broken sway bar link on my 2003 Miata LS with 12K miles.
I
> > ordered a new one online, but now have concern over whether I ordered
the
> > right part.
> >
> > My question: my car came with what was termed 's****t suspension.'  Are
all
> > OEM replacement links the same?  I didn't see any questions relative
to
> > optional suspension packages.  The OEM sway bar link looks 'terribly
> > designed.'  It has 4 little pins pushed through a cup affixed to the
link
> > end - and essentially 'peened' over.  I'm thinking sway bar link
breakage
> > must be common?
> >
> > Thanks - james
> >
> >
>
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