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Sway Bar Links - Eugene, OR

Subscribed... I flexed out and bent the rear oem on mine, so I might be needing a set when you get back. Have fun out there!
 
Links are now for sale again. I'll be contacting everybody that has expressed interest in these over the last 6 months. I'll going to put something together. I'll most likely start a group buy or something so I can place one large parts order. Please be patient with on these. I'm expecting to be quite busy with orders. If you haven't already contacted me about these please send me a PM.

Mike
 
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Can anyone else confirm that for certain lifted applications: the front end links work perfectly for the rear? I've been told this twice to my recollection.
[MENTION=98153]MStudt[/MENTION] can you verify?

I am very interested in 4 front double disconnects. I want to make sure I am buying the correct product.
 
Can anyone else confirm that for certain lifted applications: the front end links work perfectly for the rear? I've been told this twice to my recollection.

[MENTION=98153]MStudt[/MENTION] can you verify?

I am very interested in 4 front double disconnects. I want to make sure I am buying the correct product.

It's a proven fact that 3rd Gen fronts will work on the rear. Tons of people have done it, and will continue to do it. The issue is that you're still using a stock link, and it still have stock strengths. However, if you get 4 front links from me they will not work for the rear since they'll be an 1" too long.
 
It's a proven fact that 3rd Gen fronts will work on the rear. Tons of people have done it, and will continue to do it. The issue is that you're still using a stock link, and it still have stock strengths. However, if you get 4 front links from me they will not work for the rear since they'll be an 1" too long.

I forgot to mention I will have a 3.75" lift in the rear // 3" lift in the front

So with ^^^ that application (ToyTec Boss / superflex / fox)....what would you recommend?


Can you call me and help me understand?
 
I forgot to mention I will have a 3.75" lift in the rear // 3" lift in the front

So with ^^^ that application (ToyTec Boss / superflex / fox)....what would you recommend?


Can you call me and help me understand?

There's no need to make a phone call over this. I got you covered 110% with my links. You don't need to worry about it AT ALL! My links are on tons of 4runners and FJ's with 3" in the front, and with 3+" in the rear.
 
There's no need to make a phone call over this. I got you covered 110% with my links. You don't need to worry about it AT ALL! My links are on tons of 4runners and FJ's with 3" in the front, and with 3+" in the rear.

I'm sorry for my ignorance. I just want to be clear on what I need for my application. I trust the products are good.

I need to know which links (2 front + 2 rear OR 4 fronts) will work best with my lift.
 
I'm sorry for my ignorance. I just want to be clear on what I need for my application. I trust the products are good.

I need to know which links (2 front + 2 rear OR 4 fronts) will work best with my lift.

You need 1 complete set of front and rears.

Mike
 

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