Worn front sway bar drop links

[993buyer]

Hi all, How difficult is this to replace these myself? Or, do I need specialized tools to do this?
What about alignment after replacement? Thanks!

[heliolps2]

me too

[Bill Verburg]

Originally Posted by 993buyer

Hi all, How difficult is this to replace these myself? Or, do I need specialized tools to do this?
What about alignment after replacement? Thanks!

You can DIY, they do not affect alignment


The hardest part is getting room to screw into the wheel carriers

[993buyer]

Should I just replace these or are there other bushings/parts that I should replace at the same time...I just replaced the wheel arm bushings and shocks/struts...

Quint

[Bill Verburg]

all the bushe should be replaced after so many years, the '95 are now 2 decades old

for best combination of ride and performance

use Elephant sport bushes on at least the trailing legs of the front A-arms, on the leading legs too for best results

use RS rear A-arm and KTs arms(Elephant sport bushe can also be used here), use normal camber and toe arms and bushes, though the toe arms can be stiffened w/ either sport bushes or even mono-balls if the car is tracked.

[heliolps2]

Ok. But how do get it out , with the hub on the car