Rear Stabilizer Bar Links For Lift?

[jgruberman]

The bushings on the bottom of my stabilizer bar links in the rear are worn, and I need to replace them, but I think I have a 4-in lift on the truck, and the OEM links are too short.

Are there any aftermarket ones that are specific to lift applications?

Are there adjustable ones that I can get that will cover a range of lift heights, and I adjust them to match the existing ones?

This is a bit of a new realm to me, having to replace aftermarket suspension parts, and I'm not entirely sure what brand lift it is or how to find out how to get an exact replacement.

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[watersupply189]

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2016 Ram Laramie 3500, G56, 6.7, CC, 4x4

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[BrentM]

Do you need to replace the whole link, or can you replace the bushings?

Energy Suspensions has lots of universal bushings that you can search by size.

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[jgruberman]

To follow up on this, you were right.

I called the four-wheel supply shop, and they could give me just replacement bushings.

It took me some work to get the old ones off as far as the threaded bolt and worn bushing, but the bushings were replaced without a problem.

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