Sway bar links?
- Thread starter zzachm18
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JakeJK
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Did the longer links come with the lift kit? I'm fairly sure usually those are front links
At least in my RK 2.5 kit they have me quick disconnect front sway bar links not rear.. I'm not sure the rear need replacing
rockabillyroy
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Is your front sway bar ends parallel to the ground? I believe the supplied ones are a little bit longer and should be in the rear. If they're up front, I think your sway bar will be angled up a bit. You can swap them out easily enough or take it back to the installer.
good luck
USMC Wrangler
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If you have, or can get an angle finder, the front sway bar should be +/- 5* from level.
MedixJK
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That is true. Horizontal or slightly above, is ideal.
Most hardware stores sell those and theyre handy, but really in the case of your swaybar, eyeballing it will be fine.
CREEPR
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You can always use the 3 4 5 to check for a right angle. Meassure 3 inches right mark. 4 down and it needs to be at least 5 inches between those two points. Yay math!
rockabillyroy
Member
your brake line looks like it will rub your shock.
JAGS
Hooked
Those look a little too high for front links.
I could be wrong, but I think those/his are rear links. Then the rear links would move to the front. That seems to be common process for many lifts.
Scrambler
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If you are referring to the RK stock mod as stated in your profile, that kit came with ADJUSTABLE front sway bar links. The kit that the OP had installed did not come with adjustable sway bar links. Therefore, he needs to move the longer links that came with the kit to the back and move the back links to the front.
zzachm18
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Well shit... I guess I'll get to doing that as soon as possible...
JakeJK
New member
Ahhh true that's correct
aldaman
Member
...correct on what he said. The new TF links go in the rear and the rear stock links go in the front. That's what I did when I installed a TF 2.5" coil lift on my '08 JKU....