Why do I need extended sway bar links after lifting my truck?

When you lift your vehicle, the body moves further away from the axle. This can put your sway bar at an angle that limits its ability to allow your wheels to move independently, reducing articulation. Extended links help bring the sway bar back to a more level position, restoring proper function.

What are the benefits of polyurethane bushings?

Polyurethane bushings are known for being more durable and resistant to wear than rubber bushings. They can better handle the stresses of off-road driving and help maintain consistent suspension geometry.

Does this sway bar link come with all the necessary hardware?

The manufacturer description does not specify if hardware is included. It is recommended to refer to the manufacturer's installation instructions or contact them directly for a complete hardware list.

Skyjacker 1987-1990 Ford Bronco II 4 Wheel Drive Sway Bar Link

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Brand: Skyjacker
Part #: SBE734
UPC: 803696158105

Skyjacker 1987-1990 Ford Bronco II 4 Wheel Drive Sway Bar Link

Name: Skyjacker 1987-1990 Ford Bronco II 4 Wheel Drive Sway Bar Link
Brand: Skyjacker
Price: 86.95 USD
Availability: InStock

$86.95

Only 4 left in stock

Fits 1987-1997 Ford Ranger. Skyjacker 4WD sway bar link corrects sway bar angle after a lift for better suspension geometry.

Key Features

Fits 1987-1997 Ford Ranger, 1987-1990 Ford Bronco II, 1991-1994 Ford Explorer, and 1991-1994 Mazda Navajo.
Corrects sway bar angle after a vehicle lift.
Allows for improved suspension articulation, especially for 4x4 applications.
Features durable polyurethane bushings for performance and longevity.
Helps maintain proper suspension geometry throughout the entire travel range.

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Product Details

If you've lifted your 1987-1997 Ford Ranger, Bronco II, or Mazda Navajo, you'll want to address the sway bar angle. When you raise the body of your truck, the sway bar can end up at an awkward angle, which can affect how your suspension articulates. These extended sway bar end links from Skyjacker are made to fix that geometry. They help bring the sway bar back to its intended position, allowing your suspension to move more freely, especially when you're off-roading and need that extra articulation.

Skyjacker builds these links with durable polyurethane bushings. These bushings are known for handling the stress of off-road use and helping to maintain the correct suspension geometry throughout the full range of suspension travel. They're a well-built part designed to work with your lifted 4x4 setup.