Nissan Frontier Stabilizer Bar End Links

Replacing stabilizer bar ends links damaged by bad articulation angles on a lifted Nissan frontier 2005 to 2020. Whiteline HD end links, heavy duty ball joints and adjustable bar links.
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[@noprefixamerican4743]

I have been waiting for you to post a video on these since talking to you on CF about them, thanks.

[@frontiergeek4953]

Glad you like them! They worked out pretty well so far, the cost was a pucker moment, when you can get the stock-ish looking replacements for about $18.00 each, but these fit correctly and should ( I hope ) fix my clunking for years to come.

[@daniellandry8777]

Hmm, I looked at whiteline's site but did not find a 65017?
I did find two of the links with different lengths. Can you let me know which of their items you chose (a link or their SKU would be awesome)?

[@frontiergeek4953]

Hello Daniel, it was the shorter of the two kits, the other is for like a Rough Country six-inch lift, if it were on a Frontier. Obviously these fit other vehicles as well, which would completely depend on how long the original links were.

[@daniellandry8777]

@@frontiergeek4953 Great, thank you. I suspect the shorter would be fine. I have the all dogs offroad rckilla lift on my Frontier.

[@frontiergeek4953]

That should do it.