Extended Rear End Links for Sway Bar

[ARC]

Trying to find replacement links to use with my 8 wraps. Can anyone point me in the right direction to get some or let me know about how long they should be? Quick disconnects would be cool but not required.

Thanks!

 

[lhsoulrebel]

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.

 

[MStudt]

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.

Sway Bar Links

 

[ARC]

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 made heavy duty links if you're interested.

Sway Bar Links

I have seen your links and like what I see, but what is your current lead time?

 

[MStudt]

I have seen your links and like what I see, but what is your current lead time?

About 10 days to ship. I just finished a large group buy that I'm hoping to have completed by the end of next week at the latest.

 

[ARC]

About 10 days to ship. I just finished a large group buy that I'm hoping to have completed by the end of next week at the latest.

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.

 

[MStudt]

Hopefully I get my take off tires sold soon.

Craigslist!

 

[ARC]

Craigslist!

On trust me I'm a Craigslist fool. Easily sold $15k worth of stuff this year alone.

 

[BrandonF]

I am using the 2nd gen 4runner rear links. They are plenty long

 

[ARC]

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.

Sway Bar Links

What do you recommend for securing the bar when using disconnects?

 

[montana_jeepn]

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.

Sway Bar Links

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]

What do you recommend for securing the bar when using disconnects?

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.