Sway bar end links install

[MENTION=290648]4runnerwizard[/MENTION] This a forum member [MENTION=98153]MStudt[/MENTION] who has been building these in his garage for years and has a website now. I've used them for years on my 5th gen and they definitely improve handling and don't hurt ride quality at all.
4th Gen 4runner Sway Bar Links – Overland Custom Design

Sorry to bring back up and old thread but I've seen you throughout the forum so i respect your opinion a lot. How do you like the Overland custom links? Im in the middle of getting everything together for my lift. (icon stage 2) wanted to make sure I get some quality links because my oem ones are shot. Thanks!
 
Feels like i am starting to sound like a broken record...:crutch:

2nd gen 4runner 90-95 rear sway bar links are 1 inch longer and identical to the 4th gens other than being 1 inch longer.
You can get them over on Rockauto.com from $10-$15.
I have had a set on since 2011.

/cheers
 
Sorry to bring back up and old thread but I've seen you throughout the forum so i respect your opinion a lot. How do you like the Overland custom links? Im in the middle of getting everything together for my lift. (icon stage 2) wanted to make sure I get some quality links because my oem ones are shot. Thanks!
Thanks for the complement.
They work good and have been durable. I actually don't have a Front ASB on my 4th gen, but have them on my 5th gen Front and Rear. As BackOff (whom I respect a lot) pointed out the 3rd gens are a much cheaper alternative for the Rears, and like he said they will last a long time. From what I've learned the rear adjustable ones can't really be more than an inch longer anyway due to interference with the lower link when the axle is at full compression of the shock, so the 3rd gens are a great option. The Overland links work good if you want to spend the money. You could buy the Fronts from Overland and get the Rock Auto 3rd gens for the Rears and save a few bucks that way.
 
Thats 2nd gen rear links.
For the 4th gen.

I have no idea what length the 3rd gens are. Maybe they work too?

Gets confusing throwing around all these gens...:)
 
Thats 2nd gen rear links.
For the 4th gen.

I have no idea what length the 3rd gens are. Maybe they work too?

Gets confusing throwing around all these gens...:)

2nd gen (90-95) has the longest. Commonly an upgrade for 3rd gen as well. Planning on getting the rears if I ever need to replace mine...
 

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