They are SKP 90619 links, beefy and cheap - More Information for SKP SK90619
isnt it recommended that you run a different link if your lifted more than 2 inches and use those brackets. I can say I did NOT when I did a ss lift with those brackets....i only lifted 2 inches.... but....just saying/asking
isnt it recommended that you run a different link if your lifted more than 2 inches and use those brackets. I can say I did NOT when I did a ss lift with those brackets....i only lifted 2 inches.... but....just saying/asking
From their website:
"You MUST use stock length rear 3rd gen 4Runner end links. Those are actually a bit too long already so your longer than stock links are not going to work."
"We have ONLY tested this part with the front coils from an FJ80 Land Cruiser. I have no clue if it will work with other coils. We have not tried it with anything else."
I interpret that to mean that you need about 3-4 inches of lift in the rear and stock links for the geometry to be good.
that is cheap.....how long have you been running them....like hold up and life
I put some NAPA ones on last fall, and am surprised how the rubber is cracking on bushings already