Nice little video, just wondering what issue you had & how did you determine that the link was bad. Have seen this procedure done in the past & it made little or no difference to the handling/steering in some cases. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! Over time, I have generally just been replacing old or worn-out parts, and the suspension was next on the list. You are correct the Stabilizer Link does little for general steering, but that's because its main purpose is to prevent rollovers and provide stability when rounding corners or bends at various speeds as well as extra stability while driving at high speeds or when changing lanes. Neat stuff! Once again, thank you so much!
I apologize for the confusion, and I do see where you're coming from since there are several different names for a Stabilizer Shaft such as an Anti-Roll Bar, a Sway Bar or a Swing Arm, like you mentioned. In the end, they all do represent the same thing, and I prefer to stick to what the Service Mnaual states it as, which would be the "Stabilizer Shaft Link." Though I did shorten it to "Stabilizer Link."
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Great video as always mate! Glad to see someone keeps making content about Kappas
Appreciate it man, thank you! With the weather cooling down, I'll be able to work on getting more out there
Nice little video, just wondering what issue you had & how did you determine that the link was bad.
Have seen this procedure done in the past & it made little or no difference to the handling/steering in some cases. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! Over time, I have generally just been replacing old or worn-out parts, and the suspension was next on the list. You are correct the Stabilizer Link does little for general steering, but that's because its main purpose is to prevent rollovers and provide stability when rounding corners or bends at various speeds as well as extra stability while driving at high speeds or when changing lanes. Neat stuff!
Once again, thank you so much!
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i will be honest, you may want to re-name this from Stabilizer to Swingarm, because I was utterly confused as to what a Stabilizer link was.
I apologize for the confusion, and I do see where you're coming from since there are several different names for a Stabilizer Shaft such as an Anti-Roll Bar, a Sway Bar or a Swing Arm, like you mentioned. In the end, they all do represent the same thing, and I prefer to stick to what the Service Mnaual states it as, which would be the "Stabilizer Shaft Link." Though I did shorten it to "Stabilizer Link."
@@Kaswells_Kappa if thats what the service manual says, then i guess thats the thing to go by. (ive never heard it called that though lol)
I'm in the same boat, I'm used to calling them Sway Bars, but the Service Manual called it a Stabilizer Shaft. Go figure, lol