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Extended sway bar end links question

I know this has been covered a lot, and I know that once you get past about 2" of lift, you'll want to extend your sway bar end links.

I know we can run 3rd gen front links in the back, and 2rd gen rear links (PN 4883035010) up front. I also know the ultimate solution would be to get the awesome beefy adjustable links that @MStudt makes.

I've got Bilstein 5100s all around with OME 880/906, and I've already put 3rd gen front end links in the rear.

My question:

Given that I'm running OME 880s with Bilstein 5100s on the lowest perch up front (maybe about 1.5" of lift), should I put 2nd gen rear links up front? Or is the amount of lift small enough that I can leave stock 3rd gen front links up front?

Any thoughts?

Thanks!
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