[SavageRunner]

Installing lift and installer said I need sway bar end links. Icon stage 2 3" with cornfed spacer.

[Ol'Baditude]

Originally Posted by SavageRunner

Installing lift and installer said I need sway bar end links. Icon stage 2 3" with cornfed spacer.

Swaybar relocation kit for the front(two small aluminum bars that bolt in between the frame and swaybar bushings). This will help the swaybar clear coilover springs after the lift is installed.
You do not need longer swaybar links in the front.

New(longer) Swaybar end links definitely help with articulation in the rear and take a bit of stress off the swaybar after installing lift springs, but also not needed.

I have the SkyJacker extended links and they are the perfect length to go along with my extended travel setup in the back, but also do not hit the brake line bracket on the rear trailing arm(something you need to watch for if you ever install extended links in the rear). Exact model number can be found by doing a search on this forum. I can't recall it off the top of my head.

Edit: Found it: Summit Racing-Part#SBE702

[Soneill]

Originally Posted by SavageRunner

Installing lift and installer said I need sway bar end links. Icon stage 2 3" with cornfed spacer.

I would also like to know this as well.

[jwkilgore]

There are also these:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-s...-louis-mo.html

But not sure of the turn-around because he does a lot of traveling. I think there's a group-buy going on right now.

[jwfowler]

I'm running the ones mentioned above (Mstudt). Front standard extendable (not extended) and Rear Quick Disconnect extendable. No issues at all and could definitely feel the difference in the rear. Turn around time was about a week I think.

[SavageRunner]

Thanks everyone I sent him a msg.

[Spudgey]

Did you end up getting a set of extended end links?

I think I'm going to go with these end links here: Moog K80380

They're for the 2nd gen 4runners but they're supposed to be an inch longer than our 5th gen end links and should work just fine. I'm not looking for anything super heavy duty so these should work well. I figure for 34 bucks I can't go wrong.

I'm only running a 2 inch lift in the back but I figure a freer moving rear suspension is never a bad thing.

[ceabbott2]

Originally Posted by Ol'Baditude

Swaybar relocation kit for the front(two small aluminum bars that bolt in between the frame and swaybar bushings). This will help the swaybar clear coilover springs after the lift is installed.
You do not need longer swaybar links in the front.

New(longer) Swaybar end links definitely help with articulation in the rear and take a bit of stress off the swaybar after installing lift springs, but also not needed.

I have the SkyJacker extended links and they are the perfect length to go along with my extended travel setup in the back, but also do not hit the brake line bracket on the rear trailing arm(something you need to watch for if you ever install extended links in the rear). Exact model number can be found by doing a search on this forum. I can't recall it off the top of my head.

Edit: Found it: Summit Racing-Part#SBE702

I was curious about the Icon Billet Aluminum Sway Bar Relocation Blocks Kit 611031 for my 2013 Toyota 4Runner. Is this the correct kit for my vehicle for a 3" lift and is it necessary for a 2 1/2" lift in the front (dobinson springs and 5100 shocks) and a 2" Bilstein rear springs and 5100 shocks lift in the rear? I'm new to this lift stuff and I only want to install once.

[ceabbott2]

Hello everyone,

If I'm installing Bilstein 5100's all the way around and put the front at 2.5" with Robinson c59-314 springs and I add Bilstein 2" lift springs on the rear with the 5100's I was going to purchase the skyjacker kit sbe-702 do I need the Icon Billet Aluminum Sway Bar Relocation Blocks Kit 611031 kit as well? Just don't want to have to redo the installation. Thank you in advance. Charles