SuspensionMAXX Extreme Duty Sway Bar End Links 03-05 Dodge Ram 2500 / 3500
When you install a lift kit on your Ram, there are typically several options in how to deal with reorienting the front sway bar so that its able to properly control sway, without being in a bind. The most common method are drop brackets that merely lower the mounting points of the entire sway bar. Others choose the route of longer sway bar end links, leaving the mounting points in their original position. These replacement end links are designed for Rams with roughly six inches of lift and will ensure your sway bar is able to properly cycle, yet still keep body roll to an absolute minimum.
Please see instructions below on how to determine the proper length of sway bar end link you'll need.
Based off of the same platform as SuspensionMaxx's original heavy duty sway bar end links, but utilizing a 33% larger and 50% stronger configuration, these will absolutely be the last set of sway bar end links you'll have to purchase. We dare you, try and bend them!
HOW TO ORDER: Because different trucks and different lifts can vary the length of sway bar you'll need, you are best off to take a center to center measurement of your sway bar mounting points where the end links will bolt to. With the sway bar in its natural position, which is typically parallel to the bottom of the frame, take a measurement from the hole to the center of the hole in the axle that the bottom of the end links bolts to, and this is your center to center measurement you'll need to order. That being said, typically a 4" lift will need an 8" center to center, 5" will take a 9", 6" lift will need a 10", and a 7" lift will need 11" end links. As always, if you have any questions, feel free to give us a call.
Original: $149.99
-70%$149.99
$45.00
Description
When you install a lift kit on your Ram, there are typically several options in how to deal with reorienting the front sway bar so that its able to properly control sway, without being in a bind. The most common method are drop brackets that merely lower the mounting points of the entire sway bar. Others choose the route of longer sway bar end links, leaving the mounting points in their original position. These replacement end links are designed for Rams with roughly six inches of lift and will ensure your sway bar is able to properly cycle, yet still keep body roll to an absolute minimum.
Please see instructions below on how to determine the proper length of sway bar end link you'll need.
Based off of the same platform as SuspensionMaxx's original heavy duty sway bar end links, but utilizing a 33% larger and 50% stronger configuration, these will absolutely be the last set of sway bar end links you'll have to purchase. We dare you, try and bend them!
HOW TO ORDER: Because different trucks and different lifts can vary the length of sway bar you'll need, you are best off to take a center to center measurement of your sway bar mounting points where the end links will bolt to. With the sway bar in its natural position, which is typically parallel to the bottom of the frame, take a measurement from the hole to the center of the hole in the axle that the bottom of the end links bolts to, and this is your center to center measurement you'll need to order. That being said, typically a 4" lift will need an 8" center to center, 5" will take a 9", 6" lift will need a 10", and a 7" lift will need 11" end links. As always, if you have any questions, feel free to give us a call.
