4runner rear stablizer link needed?

[zon]

Well this weekend was quite the adventure as I installed a Daystar lift kit + FJ TRD suspesion on my 4runner. It looks awsome and rides much better IMO. With the combination of the to kits, the rear was lifted about 3 inches.
So the question is should I replace the rear stabilizer link with a longer one? Does anyone make a longer one, say 2 to 3 inches?

 

[CJ3Flyr]

Great idea. I don't recall reading much about people doing that though. Mine isn't lifted enough to worry about it. If I were going to mess with it I'd measure and try to find what I wanted here: http://www.jegs.com/p/Energy+Suspension/743972/10002/-1
:cheers:

 

[Beanz]

WabFab Off-Road makes these. They are longer than OEM. I have them but have not installed them yet. Actually these wouldn't be to hard to make yourself. The rod end part is made by Aurora, model# CW-M12 (female). It has a M12x1.75 threaded rod. I don't know the size of the bushings, I'd have to measure them. If you made them yourself you might save $50 to $70. I paid $135+$15 S&H. I know it is not necessary but I was really bored one day so I modified mine a bit. I added high misalignment spacers to the uniballs and made some 6061 aluminum tubing to go over the threading. I'm not trying to bash WabFab because these are better and stronger than the OEM ones, but for a $150, wow! But hey, I guess they do what they were meant to do, lol. When making them longer make sure they are not so long that they hit your trailing arms when your suspension is compressed.

http://www.wabfab.org/03074Runner/03074Runnerrearendlinks.htm