sway bar links with 3'' lift

[Thorgan112]

I recently had one of my links snap on me. So yesterday I took off the links and the whole bar. I was going to order new links and put it back on when I got hold of them, but I am now uncertain one what to buy after doing some reading.

I plan on putting the toytec 3'' boss suspension lift on it, and I don't know how a suspension lift will affect what I need for my links.

Anyone Know which links I should get?

 

[shootmymime]

[MENTION=97873]Thorgan112[/MENTION] i just recently did a cross between stock links and rear links from a 94 4runner.

look at my build thread. very bottom of page 4

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/128879-shoots-build-thread-4.html

 

[JayRolla]

If its front sway bar links I would leave it off if you want full offroad ability. If its rear you can do the custom links or buy link lowering brackets from SS that work with the stock links. I have them and they are great, full flex with rear bar connected.

 

[Skidmarcx]

End links are cheap and easy to make... You can buy grade 8 all thread, Heim joints, bolts/washers, and bushings... Measure, cut, and install...

 

[chase9191]

If its front sway bar links I would leave it off if you want full offroad ability. If its rear you can do the custom links or buy link lowering brackets from SS that work with the stock links. I have them and they are great, full flex with rear bar connected.

What is SS? Need to find this website

 

[woodro]

I have the toytec ultimate lift with 890's in the rear , I used stock links in the front and in the rear I also used stock front links . They are about a inch or so longer . Search " sway bar end links " and there are a lot of threads discussing it .

 

[JayRolla]

What is SS? Need to find this website

Sonoran Steel. He really only sells kits and some parts individually. I dont think extended brackets are sold this way. I talked him into it with the other parts I bought when I got mine.