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TR5/TR250 250 Sway Bar Link

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Triumph G. I.

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I have a 68 250 and a few days ago the driver's side sway bar link came apart. I thought I heard something clank in the front end and after getting under the car I saw that the link snapped off. I have since ordered 2 new TRW links which should be in on Monday. I read that the TRW links are more sturdy than the original ones. Is there anything that I should know regarding replacing them? They look eady enough to replace. Just bolt on to the frame and crank down the nut on the sway bar bushing I am assuming!
Rich
 
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