"steel roller swaybar endlinks" what's the deal?

[rentedmule]

anyone heard of these before? i know nothing about them - useful/useless/scam/tried-and-true? would they make much of a difference over regular endlinks with poly bushings?

there's a Canadian ebay seller offering a bolt-in set for S10's and a few other models (http://cgi.ebay.ca/chevy-S-10-S10-steel-roller-sway-bar-end-links_W0QQitemZ110174851060QQihZ001QQcategoryZ3359 2QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem).

[87wildside]

It looks like a good solution to get rid of bushing deflection IMO.

[Mikz86TA]

I personally dont like them. Never tried them but in theory they would be too rough.

[87wildside]

The frame mount bushings should take care of the roughness, but I like it rough...hahaha

[T Man]

looks like a load of crap to me. Looks like it would piviot on both points totally ruining the point of endlinks and the sway bar. Heim joints would be the best opinion for getting rid of the bushing deflection

[j894]

LOL!
talk about home made.

I got all new Moog front sway bar bushings, and the end links sets, along with prothane rear bushing set for less than you will pay for that (limited options for blazer rear sway bars)

[Mikz86TA]

Yeah, I have seen the HerbAdams ends that are Heim, but they are in unison to the bar ends. This is a stock bar with some jerry-rigged joints on it.

[T Man]

it would be good for a bagged truck that wanted to hit sides...otherwise, they wont do a damn thing