Some new SPL stuff sneak peak
02-13-2007, 02:44 PM
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[QUOTE=Grommit]Can you send us the tracking numbers when it ships?[\QUOTE]
Tracking numbers and invoices will emailed out as soon as the parts ship...
Tracking numbers and invoices will emailed out as soon as the parts ship...
02-16-2007, 08:16 AM
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Hey Kuah. thanks for the Tracking number. The parts should be at my door on Tuesday the 20th. I just might have my Z back from the shop by then too (fingers crossed). 
I can't wait to fix my dang clanking noise! Thanks for the fast response!
I can't wait to fix my dang clanking noise! Thanks for the fast response!
02-16-2007, 12:37 PM
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ordered a set for rear and front.
looking forward to these endlinks.
great customer service from the guys at SPL when I purchased their front upper control arms make me even more confident in ordering these pieces.
thank you,
vinh
looking forward to these endlinks.
great customer service from the guys at SPL when I purchased their front upper control arms make me even more confident in ordering these pieces.
thank you,
vinh
Man, these SPL endlinks are stout! I can't wait to get them installed next week. I'll post pics this weekend.
02-21-2007, 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Robert_K
Where can I place and order and how much are the Endlinks going for?
You can also call them at 866-SPLPART or email sales@splparts.com.
Introductory pricing is $100/set according to the website. Shipping is only $9.
02-21-2007, 07:02 AM
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Originally Posted by sfarrah
go to http://www.splparts.com/ click on 350z then Suspension then Stabilizer Bars and you can order them directly from the website.
You can also call them at 866-SPLPART or email sales@splparts.com.
Introductory pricing is $100/set according to the website. Shipping is only $9.
You can also call them at 866-SPLPART or email sales@splparts.com.
Introductory pricing is $100/set according to the website. Shipping is only $9.
02-21-2007, 08:27 AM
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Originally Posted by sfarrah
go to http://www.splparts.com/ click on 350z then Suspension then Stabilizer Bars and you can order them directly from the website.
You can also call them at 866-SPLPART or email sales@splparts.com.
Introductory pricing is $100/set according to the website. Shipping is only $9.
You can also call them at 866-SPLPART or email sales@splparts.com.
Introductory pricing is $100/set according to the website. Shipping is only $9.
02-22-2007, 12:53 AM
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Mine's coming in on tomorrow can't wait to get rid of the popping noises in the rear(i hope they're from the endlinks = =
though i won't get them installed until early march.
though i won't get them installed until early march.
02-22-2007, 11:16 PM
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just received the endlinks...
someone commented on another post that helm joints will not last for long on bad road conditions. I just got the endlinks and the roads here in CA are full of potholes and bumpy... worried that these endlinks might die on me.
Kuah can you comment on this?
someone commented on another post that helm joints will not last for long on bad road conditions. I just got the endlinks and the roads here in CA are full of potholes and bumpy... worried that these endlinks might die on me.
Kuah can you comment on this?
02-23-2007, 12:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Cloud
just received the endlinks...
someone commented on another post that helm joints will not last for long on bad road conditions. I just got the endlinks and the roads here in CA are full of potholes and bumpy... worried that these endlinks might die on me.
Kuah can you comment on this?
someone commented on another post that helm joints will not last for long on bad road conditions. I just got the endlinks and the roads here in CA are full of potholes and bumpy... worried that these endlinks might die on me.
Kuah can you comment on this?
Life of the heim joints depend on not just the quality of the end, but the size, level and types of load. A heim joint used in an application with high frequency (high speed) rotational loads will certainly not last as long, but in automotive applications the loads are mostly static. An oversized rod end will also last longer in the same application, and we always use rod ends that are much larger than the load requires. We also use teflon lined ends which are self-lubricating, and will last longer than metal-metal ends or ends requiring periodic lubrication.
That said, heim joints do eventually wear out, but so does rubber or urethane bushings. We do offer replacement heim joints for our customers, and we do use standard size ends so you can buy replacement ends from many other places as well.
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02-23-2007, 04:13 AM
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Just got mine yesterday. I will try to put them on this weekend if possible. I can say that they are a lot heavier than I thought they would be and they look a whole hell of a lot more stout than in the pics. When I picked up the ups box I was like wow, did they through some reocks in here for packing material, lol. I'll also take some pics when I get home from work today incase anyone wants to see.