sway bar links

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What's up! New to the forum and really enjoy all the info and rides. I've done research on sway bar links but does anyone know of any other aftermarket ones other than wabfab? Which ones would you guys recommend? My drivers side broke off so i just took that one and the passenger side off in hopes of finding something better than stock. This was just my winter ride but i can do so much with it, it now has become my DD.
 
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If you aren't lifted, I would just go for some Moog Replacements. They are about 25 bucks each and have a lifetime warranty. More than likely your sway bar links broke because the bushings wore out and caused excessive play which can lead to the sway bars breaking.
 
I build some over beefy versions.....

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but they aren't moog cheap by any means. These are hand made when ordered so they can been made to accommodate whatever lift amount you have or don't have.

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I saw those and they look really nice! My rig is a 2000 Limited 4WD. All stock so i would need these for the front and back. Any help would be much appreciated Stickman!
 
PM sent. I would just make sure you plan to leave it stock height before spending the money on these. Part of the appeal with these links is the ability to make them to any amount of lift (or drop) to bring that sway bar back to parallel with the ground. This will take some of the stress off of them that you will normally see on a vehicle with a suspension change. They do have about a 1/2" of adjustment for fine tuning, but the majority of the change happens while they are still raw materials.

I would probably suggest going at least an inch over stock, which should put you in the safe area up to about 2" of lift. But not so tall that things will be terribly out of whack at a stock height.
 

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