Massive Speed Front End Links - Stabilizer Links Install and Compare + DIY

JohnnyTightlips

Motorhead
I have had issues with end link clearance since I bought this car and have pretty much let it bother me and ignored it. I am hoping this is the fix but incase anyone else is looking here is a quick install and measurements for the Massive Speed Front End Links. - MASS'13900.7

https://edgeautosport.com/massive-s...rd-focus-st-2013-2018-mazdaspeed-3-2007-2013/

If you did not want to buy these you could make your own. Go here. They were always out of stock so I gave in and got the massive ones. https://midwestcontrol.com/shop/

Bearings, Spherical Rod End Male M10 x 1.50 RH
Item# DWTM-10 $9.44 USD 2 $18.88 USD

Bearings, Spherical Rod End Male M10 x 1.50 LH
Item# DWTML-10 $10.10 USD 2 $20.20 USD

Turnbuckles M10 x 1.50 LH and RH Threads 240mm Overall Length
Item# MHT-M10-240 $5.12 USD 2 $10.24 USD

Rod End Studs Install Your Own M10 x 1.50 RH
Item# SBDW-10 $5.23 USD 4 $20.92 USD

Boots, Rubber 3/8 Female Rod Ends
Item# RFS-6 $4.61 USD 4 $18.44 USD


End links go from your sway bar to your suspension. This allows one side of the suspension to talk to the other side making the car more stable.
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  • Jack up the car - put on jack stands
  • Take off front tires
  • Remove the top and bottom nut from the End Link you have on now. "You may want to jack up the lower control arm just a bit to get tension off it.
  • Install the new one in reverse order. You can check out youtube videos on how to setup the rest.
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BMW Endlink was already on my car. These are shorter and I was hoping would help but did not. It might work for you.
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MEYLE 3062 - https://www.turnermotorsport.com/p-1766-meyle-hd-front-sway-bar-link-for-e36-m3-mz3/
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Perfect timing on this post! I was going to remove my coilovers today to make some clearance on the frame/inner fender area with a BFH and try bending my end link bracket on the coilovers outwards to fix my rubbing issues. The width on these massive end links is a good amount narrower though, maybe I can get away with not doing that. Any idea if it still rubs? I threw some painters tape onto the spots on the frame where it was rubbing before to easily tell if it's still rubbing.

And just in case anyone else is curious, here is the width measurement of Mevotech end links:
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Perfect timing on this post! I was going to remove my coilovers today to make some clearance on the frame/inner fender area with a BFH and try bending my end link bracket on the coilovers outwards to fix my rubbing issues. The width on these massive end links is a good amount narrower though, maybe I can get away with not doing that. Any idea if it still rubs? I threw some painters tape onto the spots on the frame where it was rubbing before to easily tell if it's still rubbing.

And just in case anyone else is curious, here is the width measurement of Mevotech end links:
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I have not got the second one on yet, ran out of time. Hopefully in a few days I can get back to it. Will let you know. Thanks for the pic.
 
I have not got the second one on yet, ran out of time. Hopefully in a few days I can get back to it. Will let you know. Thanks for the pic.
Any update on how the Massive endlinks treated ya?

I'm in the market for new ones and have heard everything from OEM is the best to run Moogs. I've gotten about 2 years out of both OEM/Moog and am looking for the next pair.
 
I sold the car forever ago but when I had it they seemed to work well without any issues. I can't say they will last longer than any others.
 
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