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[green 974runner]

Hi
I just installed a lift with LX 450 springs and land Cruiser shocks and Tundra coils and bilsteins up front set on the middle setting.My problem is Ican't get my rear stabelizer bar and end links back on I think that is what its's called any advice would be welcome

 

[shadow247]

You need longer links. Try a set of of Rears for a 2nd Gen 4Runner.

I used these - DEEZA Part # TYL687 for front and rear. I am running them still with my current suspension setup. If you off-road a whole lot, I have heard unconfirmed reports of the sway link hitting the outer arms on the rear suspension, but even with beach driving at 35 mph I have not had any trouble.

 

[PitbullRescuer]

With those springs don't even try to hook the sway bar up with the stick links. It'll be preloaded so bad it'll act as a torsion bar instead of a sway bar. Longer links are the answer

 

[JayRolla]

Like everyone stated longer links, or you can can buy SS rear sway bar lowering brackets, this allows the use to stock links and there only like $50.

 

[green 974runner]

Thanks to all

Thanks to all


Peter

 

[snivilous]

If you remove the front sway bar you could use its links, thu are longer and fit fine. NateMob did that.