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SPL end link adjustment (front)

Hey everyone, This may be a stupid question but when it comes to suspension adjustments I’ll admit I don’t know much. I just got my front sway bar installed and

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Old 04-04-2021, 02:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default SPL end link adjustment (front)

Hey everyone,

This may be a stupid question but when it comes to suspension adjustments I’ll admit I don’t know much.

I just got my front sway bar installed and went ahead with getting SPL end links as well. My question is, aren’t the housings around the spherical bearings supposed to be centered?

If so, is it possible to adjust them without getting the car up in the air if I can reach the lock nuts n all on ramps? Or will the suspension being under load cause any issues? Will I have any issues if I leave them as pictured below?

Thanks in advance for any help!
Below are pics of each side:
https://imgur.com/gallery/wKEYHJ0

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