01-30-2017, 10:31 AM
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Frosty Carrot
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I'm a big fan of the Perrin end links. They're not adjustable, which seems important for your situation... but if you can live with the length, there's significant value in simplicity.
It's an anodized aluminum bar with Grade 8, Zn-Cr04 plated hardware. Bushings are stiff polyurethane and haven't required additional grease yet.
Being in New England, I prioritized corrosion resistance and service life... and I love that most parts can be replaced on McMaster-Carr, if necessary.
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