Sway Bar End Links (Rear)

[R1dd1cK]

I have lowered quite a few explorers so I'm not asking any questions on how to do it. What I am waiting to know what have you all done to the rear sway bar end links after you have lowered your ex. I would like to see if any one has came up with a bolt in option. I have 3 lowered explorers and about to do a 4th that would need this done. They all are lowered the same way. TT in the front and 2 inch blocks in the rear.

 

[swshawaii]

Moog K80268 may work for you but measure first. All bushings/studs require
removal and replacement. Offset should be close but can be bent if needed
because of Moog's solid rods vs. hollow OEM stock rods. (See post #29) GL

http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=363493&page=2

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...302ff__AsAZPPz-LdF-mXjQ&bvm=bv.42452523,d.cGE

 

[R1dd1cK]

I had looked at that post earlier but it said 91-94 at the top so I was not sure. Thanks for the help.

 

[Reverend Greg]

To bring this thead back from the dead....I replaced the bushings in my rear sway links with Nylatron. Self lubricating nylon. Added some grease fittings, made a custom bolts from prehardend 4140,and now have a fairly lighr rear suspension. Next up is to replace the sway bar bushings with poly.
Greg