Energy Suspension Endlinks/Sway Bar Bushings Part #'s and Pictures!! Date - 6/13/05

**Gabe17** · 6-13-05, 19:42

In an attempt to end any confusion floating around the board about what the part numbers are for the poly bushings and endlinks, I have them all at hand so I figured I would post them. Plus I wanted a chance to use my new scanner

I dated the title because i remember reading that some people thought the numbers might have changed a bit. So these are the most current Part #'s as far as I know... Hope this helps someone out in the long run and saves some time and confusion.

these are the front sway bar endlinks - Part # - 9.8118RC

these are the rear sway bar endlinks - Part # - 9.8120RC

for the front sway bar bushing i had originally posted the wrong part number.
9.5128R is the part number for the 24.2mm bar from the probe. The bushing is actually 24mm not 24.2, but nothing a little filing down cant fix.

And these here are the rear sway bar bushings, which were also special order as well. - Part # - 9.5122R This is for the 18mm bar from the probe

**SixSick6** · 6-13-05, 20:43

Unless you have an 18mm rear sway bar, those rear bushings are going to be too large of a diameter.

Non greasable are available.

According to Joel- "The LX front bar spacer is 70mm (2 and 5/8") making it match with Energy Suspension number 9.9117 the best.
The GT bar (yes 24mm) was a bit longer at 73mm (2 and 7/8") matching up with number 9.8118."

"The LX rear sway and GT sway both had the same size spacer though the GT has the beefier sway. Both measured at 41mm (1 and 5/8") and matching up with #9.8120."

24mm with bracket is 9.5128R this bracket is the 3 5/8 bracket non-greasable.

9.8120RC are the right ones for the rear links.

Rear sway bar in 16mm is 11.5107

FYI- there are two bracket sizes for the front sway bar bushings in greasable and non.

**Gabe17** · 6-13-05, 23:13

yeah i didnt think about the normal lx bars, i upgraded to the front 24.2mm bar from the probe and then rear 18mm bar off of the probe as well, so i just posted the bushings that will fit these bars.

**SixSick6** · 6-14-05, 0:12

FYI- the 18mm rear bar comes on the Probes and not MX6's. Wait a minute, didn't I sell you an 18mm Probe bar?

**KiNg MaRtY** · 6-14-05, 18:28

yeah and if you have the 4ws you have 20mm in the front

**Dutch** · 7-2-05, 14:21

whats the pricing on the endlinks for both front and rear??

**KiNg MaRtY** · 7-2-05, 16:18

Endlinks are about $14.99 for front or rear. Before Sick said they were $9 or so

**zlyricist** · 7-11-05, 17:40

so i already bought the wrong parts from autozone for my front sway bar and want to be sure

would the correct part for the front 24mm sway bar be 9.5128R or 9.5160R?

**SixSick6** · 7-12-05, 21:01

Well, if you want to get the wrong part again, then follow Gabes advice and get the 15/16" 9.5160R which when you do the math is 23.8125 mm. If you want to get the RIGHT part, you need to follow my advice and buy 9.5128R which is 24mm.

FYI- the 24mm bar is 24.2 mm.

**nmn** · 9-29-07, 6:39

Ok??

I'm all confused?
I have a 1991 Ford Probe GT. Bone stock.
Soo...The correct numbers would be....Front endlink=9.8118rc Rear endlink=9.8120rc
Front sway bar bushing=9.5128r
Rear sway bar bushing=9.5122r

**cuJe5ter** · 7-1-08, 20:09

just fyi for everyone. the C at the end of the endlinks aren't going to be there on autozone's computers

so the numbers are now

9.8118R
9.8120R

**Zach** · 7-3-08, 7:27

Moved, trimmed and please keep replies to Energy Suspension part numbers only, thanks!

**RbluEMx6** · 7-5-08, 20:26

The front sway bar bushing for the 88-89 is 20mm. correct? So the correct part # would be 9.5124 non greasable, for the smaller sway bar?

**proberider** · 7-10-08, 14:25

The 98118s are 1/8" longer than the stock GT front sway links. 98117s are 1/8" shorter than stock. In the interest of leveling the sway bar, and using the excuse that the car has sagged at least 1/8" over the years, I went with the 7s, but the true proper method of finding the right sway links, especially for you lowered guys, is: Remove front sway links. Park car on flat surface (with wheels on, not jacked up). Put sway bar ends parallel to control arms, and measure the gap. Then use Energy's website to match up your measurement to a proper length sway link.

**defiler** · 7-10-08, 18:23

Ive always used the 98118's on my MX6/Probes with no problem

6-13-05, 19:42	#1 (permalink)
Gabe17 Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Jersey, USA Age: 24 iTrader: (1)	Energy Suspension Endlinks/Sway Bar Bushings Part #'s and Pictures!! Date - 6/13/05 In an attempt to end any confusion floating around the board about what the part numbers are for the poly bushings and endlinks, I have them all at hand so I figured I would post them. Plus I wanted a chance to use my new scanner I dated the title because i remember reading that some people thought the numbers might have changed a bit. So these are the most current Part #'s as far as I know... Hope this helps someone out in the long run and saves some time and confusion. these are the front sway bar endlinks - Part # - 9.8118RC these are the rear sway bar endlinks - Part # - 9.8120RC for the front sway bar bushing i had originally posted the wrong part number. 9.5128R is the part number for the 24.2mm bar from the probe. The bushing is actually 24mm not 24.2, but nothing a little filing down cant fix. And these here are the rear sway bar bushings, which were also special order as well. - Part # - 9.5122R This is for the 18mm bar from the probe Last edited by Gabe17 : 7-13-05 at 1:37.

6-13-05, 23:13	#3 (permalink)
Gabe17 Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Jersey, USA Age: 24 iTrader: (1)	yeah i didnt think about the normal lx bars, i upgraded to the front 24.2mm bar from the probe and then rear 18mm bar off of the probe as well, so i just posted the bushings that will fit these bars. Last edited by Gabe17 : 7-13-05 at 1:39.

6-14-05, 18:28	#5 (permalink)
KiNg MaRtY Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Anaheim, Orange County, CA, US Age: 24 iTrader: (0)	yeah and if you have the 4ws you have 20mm in the front
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7-2-05, 16:18	#7 (permalink)
KiNg MaRtY Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Anaheim, Orange County, CA, US Age: 24 iTrader: (0)	Endlinks are about $14.99 for front or rear. Before Sick said they were $9 or so
	05 STI 92 Galant VR-4 90 Eclipse GSX HKS' Former Promo Car 89 MX6 GT 4WS SOLD 89 PGT R.I.P 93 PGT5 /93 PGT5-SOLD/89 PGT-R.I.P. /96 PGT5 R.I.P.

9-29-07, 6:39	#10 (permalink)
nmn night shift Join Date: May 2006 Location: Kingston, TN, USA Age: 25 iTrader: (0)	Ok??I'm all confused? I have a 1991 Ford Probe GT. Bone stock. Soo...The correct numbers would be....Front endlink=9.8118rc Rear endlink=9.8120rc Front sway bar bushing=9.5128r Rear sway bar bushing=9.5122r Last edited by nmn : 10-13-07 at 16:02.
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7-11-05, 17:40	#8 (permalink)
zlyricist Join Date: May 2004 Location: arvada, CO, USA Age: 24 iTrader: (5)	so i already bought the wrong parts from autozone for my front sway bar and want to be sure would the correct part for the front 24mm sway bar be 9.5128R or 9.5160R?

7-1-08, 20:09	#11 (permalink)
cuJe5ter Back to the Booster Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Lincoln, NE, USA Age: 22 iTrader: (3)	just fyi for everyone. the C at the end of the endlinks aren't going to be there on autozone's computers so the numbers are now 9.8118R 9.8120R
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7-3-08, 7:27	#12 (permalink)
Zach All aboard the B& V& Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Age: 32 iTrader: (6)	Moved, trimmed and please keep replies to Energy Suspension part numbers only, thanks! Last edited by Zach : 7-3-08 at 12:49.

7-5-08, 20:26	#13 (permalink)
RbluEMx6 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: San Antonio, TX, USA Age: 23 iTrader: (0)	The front sway bar bushing for the 88-89 is 20mm. correct? So the correct part # would be 9.5124 non greasable, for the smaller sway bar?
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7-10-08, 14:25	#14 (permalink)
proberider Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Lower Mt. Bethel, PA, USA Age: 33 iTrader: (4)	The 98118s are 1/8" longer than the stock GT front sway links. 98117s are 1/8" shorter than stock. In the interest of leveling the sway bar, and using the excuse that the car has sagged at least 1/8" over the years, I went with the 7s, but the true proper method of finding the right sway links, especially for you lowered guys, is: Remove front sway links. Park car on flat surface (with wheels on, not jacked up). Put sway bar ends parallel to control arms, and measure the gap. Then use Energy's website to match up your measurement to a proper length sway link.