Another component that falls into the category of small yet crucial is the sway bar end link. Your Geo Spectrum end links attach your sway bar to your suspension and absorb a tremendous amount of load and punishment during cornering. OEM Geo Spectrum end links are ok for normal use, but as soon as you add a bigger sway bar or begin to drive your vehicle aggressively, end links begin to fail. Here at Andy's Auto Sport we have a great selection of replacement Geo Spectrum end links to help resolve your issues. Whether you are looking for OEM style links or high-performance aftermarket units, you are sure to find the perfect set in our extensive catalogue.

A sway bar end link is not a complicated device; however an end link failure can have catastrophic consequences. If an end link breaks during cornering it can cause your vehicle to lose control and skid off the road. For this reason it is crucial to remember that if you are upgrading your sway bar you also need to upgrade your Geo Spectrum end links. Many high-performance end links offer great features such as heim joints for reduced flex, and adjustability to ensure that your sway bar is setup perfectly. Thankfully end links are reasonably priced, so you can add them to your next suspension tuning project without breaking the bank.

Q: What do end links do?
A: End links are what connect the sway bar to the strut body. Most factory end links contain a rubber bushing to help reduce sway bar twisting and flexing. Upgraded end links can help you get the most from your sway bar's performance.