aftermarket front sway bar end links

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I have been searching for some sway bar end links for my front sway bar, anybody know a dealer? i have the rear ones from wab fab but i dont think that they make a front set, any help would be appreciated.
 
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I would caution everyone when buying aftermarket parts to look at what material are used and what coatings are on them. While those look beefy they don't look like they will hold up to winter weather conditions.. Just my 2cents
 
ARK, keep me updated on red eye's links, my oem's are still bent to hell and i don't want replacement ones if they're just gonna bend again.
 
ARK, keep me updated on red eye's links, my oem's are still bent to hell and i don't want replacement ones if they're just gonna bend again.

Will do. End links are low on my list right now, not sure how long before I get them. My end links are shot, i'm planning on removing the front sway bar this weekend. Depending on how it drives without it, I may not even get the end links.
 
Will do. End links are low on my list right now, not sure how long before I get them. My end links are shot, i'm planning on removing the front sway bar this weekend. Depending on how it drives without it, I may not even get the end links.

Same story here...Let me know how it drives, shouldn't create too much body roll.
 
ARK,

Did you end up removing your sway bars? I'm about to do a 5100/885-Toytec install and wondering if I need to find sway bar end links...

Thanks,

Schmiegle
 
ARK,

Did you end up removing your sway bars? I'm about to do a 5100/885-Toytec install and wondering if I need to find sway bar end links...

Thanks,

Schmiegle

I removed the front, still have the rear. I'm not running as much lift now so I still have the stock rear end links for now.
 
Thanks for the answer. I'm not real clear as to the question, does one need extended rear links if installing the 5100 / Toytec Superflex on the lowest perch?
 
Extended rear links are not needed (I ran my lift without them for a while) but they do help improve articulation.
 
I would caution everyone when buying aftermarket parts to look at what material are used and what coatings are on them. While those look beefy they don't look like they will hold up to winter weather conditions.. Just my 2cents

Yeah, those heim joints would rust in no time. I have a pair of custom rear links with exposed heim joints, and they didn't make it through 1 winter without rusting and getting really squeaky.
 

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