New sway bar end links...

[Kung]

....whether I want them or not. LOL

In the midst of installing them they snapped due to rust and the like, I suppose. Right now I've got a new set from O'Reilly's about to be installed (along with the Energy Suspension bushings).

My question: I don't plan on any serious offroad stuff for a while - can I get by just driving with these? I'm sure they'll do for regular driving, but do I need to go ahead and get some better ones soon?

 

[98OzarksRunner]

If you have a lift, longer links will allow more articulation and be less likely to break. For the rear you can use 2nd gen links (91-95). They are about 2" longer, and don't affect normal driving. I don't know about the front (I'm using stock links on mine with 3" lift, no problems yet).

 

[Kung]

Well, right now I don't have a choice; I kinda have to get them replaced ASAP and that means NAPA stuff. LOL. For regular driving I'm sure they'll be fine; and I know I can modify them or get aftermarket stuff. I just want to know if I need to get them ASAP or if I can wait 2 or 3 months or so.

 

[shadow247]

I am running 2nd Gen REAR links on both the front and rear of my Runner. The front sway bar is perfectly level with the 2nd Gen links on the front. I am running TRD springs with Monroe shocks in the front and a Toytec 3/4" Top Plate Spacer.

 

[BlackCat914]

I run front links on the front and rear of my truck.