Extended Rear End Links for Sway Bar
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lhsoulrebel
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You can use these (inexpensive easy mod):
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/97769-built-new-swaybar-endlinks-my-runner.html
Find a set of front links, and put them in the rear, or use a set of 2nd gen links. Basically I think you need something about 3/4 of an inch longer. If you do some more searching their is plenty of info on here... Good luck.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/97769-built-new-swaybar-endlinks-my-runner.html
Find a set of front links, and put them in the rear, or use a set of 2nd gen links. Basically I think you need something about 3/4 of an inch longer. If you do some more searching their is plenty of info on here... Good luck.
MStudt
official vendor
With a typical 3" rear lift you could use anywhere from an extra 1"-2". This will get you sway bar back to it's intended position. I make heavy duty links if you're interested.
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I have seen your links and like what I see, but what is your current lead time?
Cool I'll keep you in mind. Wish I didn't have to save the last of my budget for this rear axle job. Hopefully I get my take off tires sold soon.
On trust me I'm a Craigslist fool. Easily sold $15k worth of stuff this year alone.
What do you recommend for securing the bar when using disconnects?
montana_jeepn
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I have a set of Mike's links on the front and rear (and no, he isn't paying me to say this.) The links and Mike are top notch! Good luck.
MStudt
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I'm not running any fronts on mine. With the front the sway bar is connected to the frame. You can secure it up with a small bungee. Or, if your bushings are a bad as mine they'll hold it in place. With the front I've disconnected one side and run it, and I've disconnected both side a run it. I just let the sway bar be.
