Review on 🚀 Enhanced Productivity and Performance with KLC144: Unleashing the Power of Innovation by Will Lockhart

I bought these for my 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer GTS which had some bumps and rattles. In addition to the stabilizer links, I also replaced the stabilizer bushings. These links offer a stiffer ride than the stock links they replaced. Having had the car since buying it new in 2009, the original links definitely needed replacing. The kit included everything needed including the links themselves, bolts and enough washers to have one on each side of the stabilizer link and the vehicle frame. . It took me about 30 minutes to install. The only problem I had was trying to align the bolts with the sway bar and frame mount. The bolts on the links are very long compared to OEM and since you have to use both an allen wrench and a box or open end wrench to tighten the nuts it took a bit longer to tighten as my back is up. But once installed they look great and work as advertised. Speaking of advertising, the image shown is of the Whiteline KLC163 Black Link Kit, which are the front links. Also when I go to the LLC163 page Amazon shows that they don't fit my 09 Lancer GTS when in fact they do. I contacted several different sellers including TireRack and they all confirmed that the KLC163 would fit in the front stabilizer arms. If you look at the last picture which shows the relative size of the links then this is what this kit looks like. I'll post pictures of what they look like soon.