Original owner of an ‘09 F150 here. I’m preparing to replace these as well as the sway bar bushings on my truck for the first time ever. I am impressed the originals held up for almost 15 years on it, however I’m looking forward to having greasable links from now on.
If ur old end links are rusted good luck!! I had to end up heating them up to get them off. Had I known what a big difference in ride quality it ended up being I would of done this along time ago!
I installed these on my 08 f150. The old links have the sway bar towards the top in between 2 bushings. They always seemed to deteriorate over just a few months even without squashing down on the rubber bushings too much. Seems this design will still fit and function on the 08 and older models 2wd or 4wd. I'm hoping that they'll last longer than the other design of links.
Don't say it's easy to change your using a new truck. Zero rust. Be honest it's a pain in the butt, after a few busted fingers and a torch it becomes easy!!!!
Went to order two of these but your site advises they will not fit my 2015 RWD F150 2.7L. Yet, the title advises 2009 - 2019. Please advise if this is the correct end link to get for my truck or not. Thank you.
Not too sure why our site was advising these guys won't fit, as far as I can see from our fitment information these will fit model years 2015-2019 2.7L EcoBoost F150s, including 2WD versions. You should have no problem getting these guys installed. -Zach
@@americantrucks Thanks Zach. Thought this was the case. Just confused when I put in the particulars for the truck and it came back as a no fit. Will be ordering shortly. Cheers
Just don't over tighten. Not exactly brain science, they show how to do job. Least you can do is look up specs... Can't figure that out I probably wouldn't be doing job anyway.
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Original owner of an ‘09 F150 here. I’m preparing to replace these as well as the sway bar bushings on my truck for the first time ever. I am impressed the originals held up for almost 15 years on it, however I’m looking forward to having greasable links from now on.
If ur old end links are rusted good luck!! I had to end up heating them up to get them off. Had I known what a big difference in ride quality it ended up being I would of done this along time ago!
Torque Spec?
Thank you for your video.
I will replace mine next week.
Could you please tell me the two torque specs: upper and lower? Thank you again!
Would it be better to face the grease fittings downward and towards the front of the truck for easier access ?
I installed these on my 08 f150. The old links have the sway bar towards the top in between 2 bushings. They always seemed to deteriorate over just a few months even without squashing down on the rubber bushings too much. Seems this design will still fit and function on the 08 and older models 2wd or 4wd. I'm hoping that they'll last longer than the other design of links.
Very helpful video man, appreciate you.
Thanks for watching! -Zach
Do these guys all go to the same Voice Cadence school?! 🤦🏻♂️
Lmao. I was going to write that on another video. I thought... When they get hired does that voice coach come in and test them lol
thats how white people speak
@@cameron357 it really isn't tho. This is how nerds talk lol.
Detroit axle 36 for a pair and have zerk fittings
what part has to get greased?
The music in the background is AWESOME!! Nice harmonica playing!!
What’s the torque spec on that ?
Don't say it's easy to change your using a new truck. Zero rust. Be honest it's a pain in the butt, after a few busted fingers and a torch it becomes easy!!!!
Went to order two of these but your site advises they will not fit my 2015 RWD F150 2.7L. Yet, the title advises 2009 - 2019. Please advise if this is the correct end link to get for my truck or not. Thank you.
Not too sure why our site was advising these guys won't fit, as far as I can see from our fitment information these will fit model years 2015-2019 2.7L EcoBoost F150s, including 2WD versions. You should have no problem getting these guys installed. -Zach
@@americantrucks Thanks Zach. Thought this was the case. Just confused when I put in the particulars for the truck and it came back as a no fit. Will be ordering shortly. Cheers
John Hall how did these work for your truck? I have the same model and was thinking about getting a pair.
Is the price for the pair or just a single link?
This kit comes with 1 front stabilizer link.
What size thread pitch are the nuts.
Need Quick Disconnects...
For real, and nobody seemingly makes decent ones. Why?
When will these Be Available Again?
Incomplete vid wirh no torque spec waste of time
Just don't over tighten. Not exactly brain science, they show how to do job. Least you can do is look up specs... Can't figure that out I probably wouldn't be doing job anyway.
Video sucks and doesn’t show the actual difficulty of installing these links
What's the torque specs?