Rear Heavy Duty Swaybar owners got links that last?

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Is it obvious I am already checked out for my Thanksgiving vacation and not really engaged with work today ?

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How long are these links? How's the fit with a stock ride-height rig?
Great links! I have the white line rear and front HD sway bars and Phil's rear links have put up with The Rubicon, sour grass, slick rock, Ellis peak, buck lake and other trails no problem.

I have the depth of mine set so that if I make contact with the rock the land tank lower control arm takes up the slack and the links are just above the bottom portion which is the common way I'm seeing most people with 80s do it.
 
Great links! I have the white line rear and front HD sway bars and Phil's rear links have put up with The Rubicon, sour grass, slick rock, Ellis peak, buck lake and other trails no problem.

I have the depth of mine set so that if I make contact with the rock the land tank lower control arm takes up the slack and the links are just above the bottom portion which is the common way I'm seeing most people with 80s do it.
Text book install tips above
 
I've shortened my links to the minimum length, lust like @BillyGoatMTB, and have been running that way on some of the aforementioned trails. Works for me. I too thought it would be best to have the swaybar tilted up and out of the way for I seem to hit everything I can on the trail :rolleyes:.

My 4" lift coils from the Slee kit, installed in 2008, have squatted down to the point where 35's just don't cut it on the Rubicon anymore. I'm planning to go to 37's and I just installed 5" coils to get my a$$ up higher, but not like a stink-bug or anything like that
 
Which jam nut would you recommend removing? Or does it not really matter.
Remove the bottom jam nut. You will want to make sure the swedge tube and bracket are tight after you remove the jam nut. Now align your hiem in the bracket and tighten the remaining jam nut.
 
Can't wait to get mine!!!
 

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