Rear sway bar keeps flipping forward.

[sothardw]

if the components are the same left-to-right, i wouldn't be too worried about it. 1/2" isn't that much to be concerned about. if you are feeling ambitious, you could remove your rear sway bar to check if the arms are flat.

are your front ride heights the same?

I have had the rear sway bar out a couple times. That isn't a big deal at all. The front is money. Nothing at all wrong with the front... at least not that I have found. Level and stable!

 

[sothardw]

if the components are the same left-to-right, i wouldn't be too worried about it. 1/2" isn't that much to be concerned about. if you are feeling ambitious, you could remove your rear sway bar to check if the arms are flat.

are your front ride heights the same?

Do you happen to know the stud to stud length measurement is on your rear endlinks?

 

[njaremka]

Do you happen to know the stud to stud length measurement is on your rear endlinks?

i used to know, but i don't have the car anymore, so i can't measure them for your, either. all i know for sure is that the MSP links are about 1/2-3/4" longer than ES/Protege5 links.

go to OnlineMazdaParts.com and send an email/message to Jason. he should be able to tell you.

 

[sothardw]

i used to know, but i don't have the car anymore, so i can't measure them for your, either. all i know for sure is that the MSP links are about 1/2-3/4" longer than ES/Protege5 links.

go to OnlineMazdaParts.com and send an email/message to Jason. he should be able to tell you.

Thanks man, I sent them an email to see what they say. Hopefully they get me some positive info!

 

[callphy]

how long is the original MSP link btw?