Heima996C4S

The sway bar end links are bolted to the strut assembly in stock form... where am I supposed to bolt it onto on the PSS9's, I,m confused... car is disaasembled. what to do?

Sneaky Pete

Front? Rear? Both? Can you post pictures?

Heima996C4S

In the front, it appears there is no place on the coilovers to bolt on the sway bar end link...

Jackstand Louie

sounds like you're trying to put the rear strut on the front....or you've got the wrong model. Post pics of the whole set. Fronts have a flange tab for the drop link, rears have a cup at the bottom and eyelet for bolting to the control arm...see attached. The front is uninstalled, the rear is installed with drop link at bottom.

Jackstand Louie

oops...I got that wrong...I was thinking regular Bilsteins

The DareDevil

It's bolted in the exact same spot.

Heima996C4S

Here ya go... as you can see the sway bar end link is bolted to the strut, but on the coilover itself, there is no place to bolt the sway bar end link on... what am I missing here?

Sneaky Pete

Do you need to re-use the alum carrier from the existing? Kinda looks that way.

Dharn55

My PSS10 came with new links for the front. I thought PSS9 also had them.

Heima996C4S

something is definetly missing....

perryinva

That is not the actual strut it's bolted to, but the lower spring perch. Can't use the stock link I guess.

Heima996C4S

I figured out thru a bit more internet research that I need shorter sway bar end links for the front, the stock ones are to long to reach the new mounting point on the Pss9's. So back to Bilstein I go... thanks guys.

Dharn55

Where did you get thr PSS9? They should have come with front links

Heima996C4S

bought em used...

Dharn55

You might check for sources for adjustable links from aftermarket suppliers. Or contact the seller to see if they have the Bilstein links. I still have my old setup and could compare the size of the links.