Sway bar endlinks

[zenkiWALLYowner]

So as of yesterday I have been hearing constant clunking and clacking sound coming from the front of my car so I decided to go under and check. I saw my endlink swaybar bushing were crap. I have been searching for what endlinks I can use. My car is not moded whatsoever suspension wise its all stock. I found the following websites that sell them

frsport.com
pdm-racing.com

PDM has them but I dont know what this means

240SX (S14 95' - 98') FRONT 27mm D Bar Bushings and swaybar endlink donuts (ES7.5114G) . . . MSRP $29.46 Sale $26.43 USD pair
240SX (S14 95' - 98') FRONT 27mm D Bar Bushings and swaybar endlink donuts (ES7.5114Gc) . . . MSRP $31.53 Sale $27.75 CAD pair

240SX (S14 95' - 98') REAR 16mm D Bar Bushings (ES7.5113G) . . . MSRP $23.93 Sale $20.00 USD pair
240SX (S14 95' - 98') REAR 16mm D Bar Bushings (ES7.5113Gc) . . . MSRP $29.16 Sale $21.00 CAD pair

Some of them have the letter C at the end and some part numers dont. I dont knlow which one to get for my S14. Its a 96 SE. I would really appreciate the help on what I need. If I should go ahead and replace the rear ones as well. Im a total n00b when it comes to this platform its all new to me.

[ray666]

dude you're gonna flamed. just to go frsport and be done with it

[xpertsnowcarver]

They're the same. I'm guessing the C stands for Canada based on what you posted. Wouldn't hurt to simply call and ask.

These bushings are to hold the sway bar to the chassis, not the end-links. Just making sure you understand that.

[Croustibat]

The C is for canada (look at the sale currency), but as someone pointed out already, they are not the ones you want.

You can get some off ebay for a cheaper than that. Be wary though, if these are worn and they are the first bushing you change, chances are a lot of other bushings need to be changed too. The first that come to mind are the front caster arm bushing, they usually fail first.

before buying some, check your other bushings. Maybe you need to order way more than one, and buying a complete pack would be a good idea then.