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Sway Bar Links - Eugene, OR

Just had to add a positive review and pic of them in action. You can just see the top of the rear disco.
 

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I can also make these with stud posts and boot covers. I'm finally getting around to making a new set for myself!


 
Is there anyone running this disconnect with the Metal-Tech LT rear suspension?

What are you guys doing about the swaybar when it is disconnected... just let if flop around?
 
Is there anyone running this disconnect with the Metal-Tech LT rear suspension?

What are you guys doing about the swaybar when it is disconnected... just let if flop around?

Pretty sure a couple guys are running my links with the Metal Tech kit. You'll need to find a way to "properly" use the front with disconnects. As far as disconnecting, that's on the end user. I've let me rear sway bar flop around a few times and never hard any issues.
 
Just an update about the links. For those of you that are overly concerned about rust on these I have an answer. I can make this with aluminum hex tube, stainless fasteners, and chromoly heims. If you're interested in these please PM me for pricing.
 
Is there anyone running this disconnect with the Metal-Tech LT rear suspension?

What are you guys doing about the swaybar when it is disconnected... just let if flop around?

I just installed these with the MT LT kit but i haven't gotten a chance to test them out in action yet. I also know their are others over on T120 who run them with the kit also and have had no issues.



On a side not [MENTION=98153]MStudt[/MENTION] or anyone else who can give feed back, Like i said above i just installed the double disconnects along with my new suspension and since have been noticing almost like a light popping from both the rear passenger and driver side when making turns, nothing outrageous or i don't think its anything serious because me and a friend installed everything so i know it was all done properly but my question is does have this noise ?Because i was thinking the noise was coming from the double disconnect links maybe with the heim joints? Also i'm a bit more then 3" in the rear do you think that is a issue too [MENTION=98153]MStudt[/MENTION]?
 
On a side not [MENTION=98153]MStudt[/MENTION] or anyone else who can give feed back, Like i said above i just installed the double disconnects along with my new suspension and since have been noticing almost like a light popping from both the rear passenger and driver side when making turns, nothing outrageous or i don't think its anything serious because me and a friend installed everything so i know it was all done properly but my question is does have this noise ?Because i was thinking the noise was coming from the double disconnect links maybe with the heim joints? Also i'm a bit more then 3" in the rear do you think that is a issue too [MENTION=98153]MStudt[/MENTION]?

The popping noise isn't going to be a heim joint unless it's about to fail. Those don't fail very often, and it does take quite a long time too. I would check and make sure you have no play in the links. Make sure there is no slop in the top disconnect feature. Some people don't tighten the nut down enough, and the slop is what you're hearing. Being a little over 3" isn't going to hurt anything.
Mike
 
The popping noise isn't going to be a heim joint unless it's about to fail. Those don't fail very often, and it does take quite a long time too. I would check and make sure you have no play in the links. Make sure there is no slop in the top disconnect feature. Some people don't tighten the nut down enough, and the slop is what you're hearing. Being a little over 3" isn't going to hurt anything.
Mike

Ok great thats good to hear thanks for the info appreciate it! I'll have to get in there in there and make sure their 100% tight.
 
These links are now made to fit on FJ Cruisers, and Lexus GX470 (w/out KDSS only).

These links will work on lifts up to 3". These are made with 1/2-20 LH chromoly rod ends with nylon races. They have 3/4" hex bar that has been drill to 1/2-20 LH on one end and 1/2-20 RH on the other. The bushing side has 1/2-20 B7 threaded rod that is rated at 125,000 PSI. All links will the option of red or black Energy Suspension bushings. These will fit stock sway bar link mounts, and no drilling is required for these. You can get these made three different ways.

I'd like to give some information on the double disconnects and getting them disconnect. First off, please do not over tighten the top bushings. Over tightening the top bushings will cause you to not be able to release the top pin. If you wrench down on the bushings, you will not be able to slide the heim off the stud.





These are my double-disconnects.


Options:
  • Non-Disconnect- 2 @ $160 + shipping; 4 @ $200 x shipping
  • Single-Disconnect- 2 @ $165 + shipping; 4 @ $205 + shipping
  • Double-Disconnect- 2 @ $170 + shipping; 4 @ $210 + shipping

*Now available with aluminum hex tube and stainless fasteners. PM me for more details and pricing.

If you're interested please let me know the following:
*Your email
*Zip code for shipping quote
*3rd Gen, 4th Gen, or 5th Gen (4th & 5th Gen's fronts are stock replacements only)
*Red or Black bushings
*Front/Rear/or both

Disclaimer- Please read this carefully!
*Please allow 6-10 business days for delivery*
*Please note these are an aftermarket product, that are intended for off-road use*
*They are to be installed at the owners discretion, and the owner will assume all risk*
*The builder is not responsible for any damage to any vehicles during the installation or use of these products* *It's the buyers responsibility for securing any loose parts when the links are removed*
*4th & 5th Gen- owners are responsible for securing front sway bar when disconnected*
*All sales are final*
*By purchasing these links, you understand and assume all risk*

Thanks,
Mike

studt, do you have these links for a 2014? I just can't find them anywhere and just came across thus post.
 
studt, do you have these links for a 2014? I just can't find them anywhere and just came across thus post.
 

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