Which Sway Bar Links Are You Using?

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When I had my front swaybar, I used OCPTY from Amazon. With a part with a job so simple, I decided not to go crazy with the spending on them. I think I paid like $50 for 4 of them. Even on my last build, I used cheapo endlinks and never had issues with them.
 
Front or rear or all? I made my own with some Hillman hardware, stainless steel all-thread and some Energy Suspension bushings and they've been terrific and adjustable a little bit...

From Energy Suspension:
Part Number: 9.8121
Product Name: Universal Sway Bar End Links 98121

Part Number: 9.8105
Product Name: Sway Bar End Link Grommets and Washers - 98105

From Hillman Group:
The Hillman Group 59655 3/8x1/2x1-1/2-Inch Seamless Steel Spacer

Amazon has all this stuff too...Find some 3/8" SS all thread and away you go! Some cutting and threading the parts on...easy to do and a fraction of what you could spend...
 
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I made my own sliding disconnects for the front. They are OK, not great. The gain from them is mainly a smoother ride off road. Can't say I'd recommend it unless your looking for a project.

During the winter, I have some basic Moog ones I put on the front. They work well enough.

For rears, I use Pathfinder endlinks. Beefier than stock, and longer, which helps compensate for my lift.
 
I have the Overland Custom Design sliding front disconnects and I absolutely love them. I've made my own links for the rear, similar to LOST4R

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