Sway bar links

Does it matter if I use 3 inch sway bar links for 3.25 lift kit? I've read that manufactures sell the same links for 3-4 inch lifts, any input would help trying to get the ball rolling on my lift

I would go with any adjustable links. That way you're covered. Whatever you get, the length should set the swaybar horizontal relatively inline with the frame when on flat, level ground.

I personally run the JKS quicker disconnect links up front and the adjustables in the rear. Both are adjustable to fit the lift height you posted.

http://jksmfg.com/i-13306776-wrangl...ct-fits-2-5-6-0-lift.html?ref=category:381021

http://jksmfg.com/i-8938524-wrangler-jk-2007-2016-adjustable-end-link.html?ref=category:381021

Hope this helps.

Jaimegomez8 said:

Does it matter if I use 3 inch sway bar links for 3.25 lift kit? I've read that manufactures sell the same links for 3-4 inch lifts, any input would help trying to get the ball rolling on my lift

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Since you have a rubicon you should get a set of solid links that will be long enough to let you sway bar sit above parallel. To figure out what length you need disconnect both sides with your jeep on level ground, set your sway bar at the height you need it about parallel (usually about 5-10* works), then measure from eye to eye to order the right length.

As Frogmech said you can order some jks adjustable ones for the front or you can go stronger and get the Evo HD adjustable links