New rear endlinks for lowered Suburban?

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Danyi2170

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Am I going to need new ones when I lower my 2019 Suburban? I hear the rear sway bar will be in the wrong position when lowered. I’m in stalling Hotchkis front and rear sways at the same time. It comes with new endlinks for the front. Not the rear. I’m doing a 2/3 drop. Can’t find much info if it’s needed. Thanks.
 

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I just bought and installed a belltech 2/3-4 setup from tony. I’ve seen mixed posts about needing the end links. Some people say it’s needed, however tony said no. I setup my Escalade esv 2/4 and have only settled out to 1/2.5. I have a feeling the air sensors are limiting my drop for sure.

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I just bought and installed a belltech 2/3-4 setup from tony. I’ve seen mixed posts about needing the end links. Some people say it’s needed, however tony said no. I setup my Escalade esv 2/4 and have only settled out to 1/2.5. I have a feeling the air sensors are limiting my drop for sure.

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Guess that’s why no one else replied. Lol. Dang only 1/2.5 in drop? Pictures look like it’s much more. Looks great to me. What set up did you go with? I’m doing a 2/3 drop next week. I got the McGaughys drop spindles with their upper A arms and the Belltech 3-4in drop for the rear. Probably the same rear kit as yours. (34324)
I hear adjusting those auto ride sensors can be a pain. Gotta get them just right.
 
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probably not needed but it can only help the handling.
depending on the amount of drop
 

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I just bought and installed a belltech 2/3-4 setup from tony. I’ve seen mixed posts about needing the end links. Some people say it’s needed, however tony said no. I setup my Escalade esv 2/4 and have only settled out to 1/2.5. I have a feeling the air sensors are limiting my drop for sure.

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What size rims and tires?
 

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View attachment 246789 Wheels are 26” Denali reps with 295/30/26. Took them off this morning to get it aligned. They ride like absolute trash over 73mph. My brothers 26s did the exact same thing. All 26s can’t ride like complete shit, right?
 

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I just bought and installed a belltech 2/3-4 setup from tony. I’ve seen mixed posts about needing the end links. Some people say it’s needed, however tony said no. I setup my Escalade esv 2/4 and have only settled out to 1/2.5. I have a feeling the air sensors are limiting my drop for sure.

Wheels are 26” Denali reps with 295/30/26.

Though a bit off topic and unrelated to rear sway bar end links...

295/30/26 Is a 33” tall tire. Which is close a whole 1” larger diameter than stock tires. If you are measuring your drop from ground to fender lip that extra 1” in wheel diameter would explain why you’re only measuring 1/2.5” out of your 2/3-4 drop.

In regards to the sensor rods;
Auto ride sensor rod links can be swapped to 10-24 threaded machine screws. At an overall length of 3-11/16" it levels out with about a 1/2" rake. For every 1/8" change in sensor rod length changes ride height by 3/4". It doesn’t take much adjustment in the sensor rod lengths to adjust the ride height.
 

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