Front sway bar link - Short vs Long

[TrailHunter]

The Evo 3” Enforcer kit without the drag link flip uses the longer Rear links up front. Understandable.... But when you install their Drag link flip kit, which lifts the links higher.... do you go back to the stock shorties or still use the longer rears?

I used the shorties because the flip kit brackets with the shorties is the same length as No Flip kit with the longer links... make sense?

 

[OverlanderJK]

Should be above parallel. Yours look too short.


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[TrailHunter]

Should be above parallel. Yours look too short.


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Here is a better shot:



And if I used the rears... seems like it would hit the spring bucket during up travel:

 

[OverlanderJK]

It won’t. Go taller.


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[TrailHunter]

It won’t. Go taller.


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Ok... swapping now. Thanks.

 

[Slimebones]

Here is a better shot:

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And if I used the rears... seems like it would hit the spring bucket during up travel:

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You could always grind that bracket back a little for clearance. Would not affect the strength of the bracket.

 

[jesse3638]

I'm not running an enforcer lift but I am running my rear links up front per the instructions. I too have the EVO flip kit installed and it's been fine for 7 years.

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[TrailHunter]

Yup... just misses the spring tower. Probably should of tried it first. [emoji51] Thanks again guys.

 

[rubiDave]

I used the longer ones from the back, they looked about right.


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[Ajkaz]

I had mine a degree below parallel with the ground, dropped off a huge ledge and at full droop flipped the front track bar. As I came down the ledge landing on the front end one link bent into a 110* elbow, the other broke in half and made its way through my sidewall... Definitely not worth the risk.

 

[Cousin Clyde]

I had mine a degree below parallel with the ground, dropped off a huge ledge and at full droop flipped the front track bar. As I came down the ledge landing on the front end one link bent into a 110* elbow, the other broke in half and made its way through my sidewall... Definitely not worth the risk.

Dude can you describe flipping yogurt front track bar? What does that mean


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[Cousin Clyde]

Your* hah


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[RockinAZJK]

Dude can you describe flipping yogurt front track bar? What does that mean


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Curious about this as well. That’s a hell of a lot of droop from the way I’m understanding it lol


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