stainless swaybar disconnects

I'm gong to appologize right now because I know it has been disscussed. But I couldn't find what I was looking for with a search. A while ago someone posted a link to a site of someone who would hand make stainless steel swaybar discos. If anyone knows of this site and could post a link again it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

I was looking on eBay earlier and I saw a few stainless swaybar discos. Reasonable prices too. -Shawn

RE makes some

I have a set of RE ones, they are a little noisy. When you take off or make turns they make a slight metal to metal snap. It's just their design with the hollow tubes and pins.

Saw the stainless ones on Ebay, think they are stainless. They actually look nice and pretty good price!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...tem=7932602925&category=33592&sspagename=WDVW

BskisXJ said:

Saw the stainless ones on Ebay, think they are stainless. They actually look nice and pretty good price!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...tem=7932602925&category=33592&sspagename=WDVW

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You've gotta be kidding here.
There are a couple glaring problems with those. First, the bottom pin is a piece of tubing welded, poorly it looks like, to a nut. This mount needs to be solid bar because tube will bend at the first possible opportunity. Second, the link itself has no spherical bearing (rodeye) on the bottom. How are you going to get this thing on unless it's a rediculously loose fit. Which brings us to the third problem. Why is there an extra inch of space between the rodeye and the ears holding it on the top mount?
There are other smaller problems with these but, hopefully, you get the idea.
I'm all for DIY but please, put a little thought into the design before you pick up a welder.