2007 Honda Element Front Passenger Side Sway Bar Link TRQ PSA67780

The original link requires an allen wrench or hex bit to be inserted into the end of the bolt while unscrewing the nut with an open-end wrench (which probably won't fit due to very limited space above and below the nut), or a pass-through socket & ratchet set (very pricey for one job). This re-design allows you to put the link on and take it off with a deep socket & ratchet and an open-end wrench. The main issue is that the size of the fixed nut is so thin that you have to have a specialized very flat wrench to allow you to tighten it down properly. I got lucky that I knew someone that had one because those are pricey too for a single-use job. If they changed the fixed nut to a standard width, this product would be exceptionally improved. It was quite annoying to have to put it on twice because of this issue. I can't speak for longevity or mileage, because I've hardly gone over 100 miles on it yet, but if you don't get it tight, like I couldn't before I had the thin wrench, it will def

While this sway bar link will fit, it will require an ultra-thin 14mm open-end wrench to install along with a 15mm deep socket..I gave it 4 stars because it is not exactly like OEM. After canvassing a number of local auto parts stores, a tractor supply store, a Harbor Freight and a couple of large home improvement stores, I ended up just ordering a cheap set of stamped open-end wrenches from Amazon; around $20 as I recall. The stamped wrench will work fine for installation, but disassembly, especially after a few years of rust and corrosion build-up may prove iffy. Other than having to wait for my wrench set to be delivered, installation was a snap and only took a few minutes.

Very good