Sway bar end links and bushings

[BgBlDodge]

I need to replace the end links and bushings on my front sway bar and my bushings on the rear. Any good place to get them? O'reilly's doesn't know what I'm talking about. My truck is lifted 4.5" on 35's.

 

[Mountaineer]

I take it you have the longer end links

 

[BgBlDodge]

Actually they are factory end links. Just use a drop bracket on the frame to drop the frame mounts down and line everything back up.

 

[partsguy662]

Rear link part number - 265-1446

Front link part number - 265-1519

Not cheap.....:ugh:

 

[Mountaineer]

Ok then, I am about to mine also. Here is where I'm getting mine from.

http://www.rockauto.com/

 

[BgBlDodge]

Holy cow those things are expensive.

 

[Mountaineer]

Holy cow those things are expensive.

Find em cheaper any place else ?

 

[AsTroSS]

http://www.suspensionmaxx.com/r2500.html#maxxlink

 

[nate]

What is expensive? I got a rear one at CarQuest a couple years ago and it was around $20.

 

[carfichris]

X2 on the SuspensionMaxx links they will make them to length if you call Larry and tell him how much lift you have.

 

[BgBlDodge]

nate $20 isn't to bad. The one's in the other links are like $40+ for one.

The suspensionmaxx links look nice. Might get those.

 

[dieseltracks]

I just put the Maxx links on mine a few weeks ago. They're kinda expensive, but they are a nice piece. I found out when I took my old ones off that they weren't bad :doh:. Oh well, these Maxx links should last forever.

 

[dieseltracks]

Any good place to get them?

Sent you a PM.

 

[Mountaineer]

nate $20 isn't to bad. The one's in the other links are like $40+ for one.

The suspensionmaxx links look nice. Might get those.

Yea, but there still cheaper than the suspensionmaxx.
As far as being a better quality, I dunno.