Sway bar link broke… dang it.
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blackelky
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They should make poly bushings. Usually by energy suspensions i think?
I ended up ordering the Dorman “RD” links.
At the end of the day they are inexpensive and should have the more durable poly bushings.
I also ordered the ac delco gold sway bushings.
All the available sway bar links I could find like the cognito or even Camburg were all for the 2500 trucks and just waaaay too long.
Oem is 5”, and a lifted truck needs only 6” and all those are 7 or 7.5” at the shortest.
Some are able to be cut down. Others not.
At the end of the day they are inexpensive and should have the more durable poly bushings.
I also ordered the ac delco gold sway bushings.
All the available sway bar links I could find like the cognito or even Camburg were all for the 2500 trucks and just waaaay too long.
Oem is 5”, and a lifted truck needs only 6” and all those are 7 or 7.5” at the shortest.
Some are able to be cut down. Others not.
Oh Kee Pah
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Late to the party, but...
Take a look at Cognito's HD Front Sway Bar links:
https://cognitomotorsports.com/cogn...01-19-silverado-sierra-2500-3500-2wd-4wd.html
From the advice of another here on TYForum, I've been running these for about 5000 miles now, no issues.
They are listed as HD (2500/3500) on the Cognito website; however, they are ALSO sold with the Cognito 6" kit for 1500.
They fit fine, just a different design than our existing front links...
They have a couple different lengths available. Listing on the website explains where to measure on your truck.
I have Cognito part#110-90252 installed and running the BDS 4" lift which is designed to run the OE front sway link.
I always recommend measurements, but this Cognito part should fit your vehicle correctly.
Take a look at Cognito's HD Front Sway Bar links:
https://cognitomotorsports.com/cogn...01-19-silverado-sierra-2500-3500-2wd-4wd.html
From the advice of another here on TYForum, I've been running these for about 5000 miles now, no issues.
They are listed as HD (2500/3500) on the Cognito website; however, they are ALSO sold with the Cognito 6" kit for 1500.
They fit fine, just a different design than our existing front links...
They have a couple different lengths available. Listing on the website explains where to measure on your truck.
I have Cognito part#110-90252 installed and running the BDS 4" lift which is designed to run the OE front sway link.
I always recommend measurements, but this Cognito part should fit your vehicle correctly.
Trey Hardy
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Oh Kee Pah
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@Fifty - you're right. Been a while, but went back and checked and my BDS kit DID come with new front links. So I guess not OE length.
But @Trey Hardy is on the right track with the Kryptonite products for sure...
But @Trey Hardy is on the right track with the Kryptonite products for sure...
swathdiver
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Let's see if the new ones last nine years.
