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New V2 Front and rear endlinks now ready........

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Old 10-14-2007, 05:08 PM
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New V2 Front and rear endlinks now ready........

As the title states new V2 rear endlinks and the much anticipated front endlinks are now ready for purchase. Both are in limited quantites (approx 15 of each) so act fast...... more of each will be ready early to mid november.




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Buying right now.

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How hard is it to install the fronts?
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I can finally put on my Progress RSB!!!!!! (Jumps for joy)

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Originally Posted by taz
As the title states new V2 rear endlinks and the much anticipated front endlinks are now ready for purchase. Both are in limited quantites (approx 15 of each) so act fast...... more of each will be ready early to mid november.




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I'm all about improved handling. I just ordered a pair.
We are talking on car adjustments on the fly!

I also ordered last tuesday the front strut bar.
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taz, any discounts for the ones that got the 1st gen ones? ie, the bushings?
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Order placed!!! Mark the date and time!!!
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These are on my car and they really solidify the handling. I am very pleased with the performance of these endlinks. Check out my thread: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....light=endlinks
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Originally Posted by Hilbe
How hard is it to install the fronts?
Not hard. Two bolts each side.
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Old 10-14-2007, 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by chernmax
Order placed!!! Mark the date and time!!!

Dang! For a minute there I thought I finally had one up on Chris (Chernsmemax).

Ok it's war...I found this definition in the "Urban Dictionary".

"CHERN"

A fat, lazy slob, that is always late with what he is trying to accomplish, whether it be for a friend or himself

That ****ing chern, that cracka hasn't come up with his rent money, always cherning around like a ****in goon. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=chern

Now if you add max to the end...J/K

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Hey Deus, what "coating" did you get for the rear end-links?
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However, in mathematics, in particular in algebraic topology and differential geometry, the Chern classes are a particular type of characteristic class associated to complex vector bundles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chern_class

Project: No coating on my links, just aluminum I believe.
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Originally Posted by DeusExMaxima
However, in mathematics, in particular in algebraic topology and differential geometry, the Chern classes are a particular type of characteristic class associated to complex vector bundles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chern_class

Project: No coating on my links, just aluminum I believe.
And I might add..."particular type of characteristic class associated to complex vector bundles of modifications on a particular 2004 Maxima.
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I sent Dues the AB links, but not the ES bushings, his bushings are custom 1 offs
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Originally Posted by coolmax05
Dang! For a minute there I thought I finally had one up on Chris (Chernsmemax).

Ok it's war...I found this definition in the "Urban Dictionary".

"CHERN"

A fat, lazy slob, that is always late with what he is trying to accomplish, whether it be for a friend or himself

That ****ing chern, that cracka hasn't come up with his rent money, always cherning around like a ****in goon. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=chern

Now if you add max to the end...J/K

I actually laughed out loud!!!
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Friggin' Hilarious Cool. I love urbandictionary man. I did something like that here for a co-worker. Look up Durick. LMAO!!
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I just ordered a set of the front endlinks.
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Just ordered mine and paid extra for the 3 day shipping hoping they will be here by the weekend! Can't wait to put on the endlinks and the new progressive sway bar. Should feel like a sweet handling machine.
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If i was not going to ny in 5 days i wold buy these... gotta save all my cash right now..
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I need some rears...
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...04-08_1330.jpg
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^^^^^ are those broken???!?!??
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Looks snapped. Sucks
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^^^^^ looks sheared off to me???
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^^^^^ looks sheared off to me???
How bought just broke . LOL
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Originally Posted by redls1
How bought just broke . LOL
No Longer Functional...

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Originally Posted by chernmax
No Longer Functional...
In need of replacemnet.
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In need of replacement.
Structurally defective!!!
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Another newb question from me.... Either my searching ability sucks or I just didn't find what I was looking for:

It seems the consensus is to purchase upgraded endlinks WITH a beefier sway bar as the OEM sway bar may not be able to handle the added stiffness.

But, is it okay to purchase front\rear endlinks FIRST and use with the OEM sway bar?

Also, what brand of endlinks are preferred? So far I am looking at Racingline's V2.

Thanks!
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Originally Posted by CelticPhrost
Another newb question from me.... Either my searching ability sucks or I just didn't find what I was looking for:

It seems the consensus is to purchase upgraded endlinks WITH a beefier sway bar as the OEM sway bar may not be able to handle the added stiffness.

But, is it okay to purchase front\rear endlinks FIRST and use with the OEM sway bar?

Also, what brand of endlinks are preferred? So far I am looking at Racingline's V2.

Thanks!

Currently on Racingline offers endlink packages to the Maxima community,

But as to your questions, even with OEM sway bars the endlinks will show noticeable benefit, however a rear sway bar should still be your first purchase as it will be the most dramatic and noticeable increase in handling. The endlnks will simply compliment it.
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