Extended sway bar links
- Thread starter haddees
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it would be pretty easy to make some up or get someone to make some up out of some threaded rod and a bit of tube
I always make them my self with a piece of 10mm threaded rod and some steel tube that the rod slips inside. I reuse the the washers and bushings.
you can buy adjustable links that you can cut to size,
I was looking at this on my BJ74 before the engine died and was think it would be possible to go from the standard pin / pin set up, to a ball / pin type, as often the pin / pin ones bend. I was looking at using the 80 series rear sway bar extension plates to bolt where the bracket comes off the chassis to replace the mount there for the pin end, and the pin / ball adjustable extensions from a Patrol. At ride height it looked like this would work but I never got to fit it up and see what happened at full extension or full bump.
I was looking at this on my BJ74 before the engine died and was think it would be possible to go from the standard pin / pin set up, to a ball / pin type, as often the pin / pin ones bend. I was looking at using the 80 series rear sway bar extension plates to bolt where the bracket comes off the chassis to replace the mount there for the pin end, and the pin / ball adjustable extensions from a Patrol. At ride height it looked like this would work but I never got to fit it up and see what happened at full extension or full bump.
