Extended sway bar links (1 Viewer)

[AndersonDin]

I have replacement sway bar links for my 100 series. Has anyone chopped theirs and welded in a rod to make their own extended links? If so how long should they be?

 

[soup222002]

Front Sway Bar Links 100 Series

Heavy duty front extended sway bar links CNC machined 4130 CrMo shafts with CNC DOM lathed eyelet Grade 8 hardware, OEM Toyota and Energy Suspension poly bushings included Black powdercoating Sold in pairs

trail-tailor.com

Rear Sway Bar Links

Toyota Land Cruiser 80 Series 100 Series Heavy duty rear extended sway bar links CNC machined 4130 CrMo shafts with CNC bent 11ga HSLA steel bracket Grade 8 hardware and energy suspension poly bushings included Sold in pairs Black powdercoating

trail-tailor.com

 

[ClassyJalopy]

Unless you have 2" or so of lift, the extended links won't do much. Just saying!

 

[AndersonDin]

Unless you have 2" or so of lift, the extended links won't do much. Just saying!

I have heard that from a few places. I’ll take your word for it

 

[Bomar]

I don't know how much lift I have but I finally put on the TT ones and it was a game changer....

One of the best mods ever

 

[diego355]

I have replacement sway bar links for my 100 series. Has anyone chopped theirs and welded in a rod to make their own extended links? If so how long should they be?

I did it for my rear sway bar. Measure full extended length of your shocks and extend accordingly to maximize travel.
Also removed my front

 

[hoser]

The rear would be extended by the equivalent amount of lift.... probably 2"
The front would less than the equivalent amount of lift since the swaybar is mounted inboard of the suspension arm. So 2" of lift would equal about 1.5" or so.... maybe less.

If you had extended travel shocks that were much, much longer than stock, you would need longer sway bar arms... in addition to longer links.