Rough country was not real helpful for me either. I ordered over the phone and had asked a few times if the kit I was getting had everything I need and all new hardware. He reassured me I did with the kit I was getting. I found that it did not come with the actual leaf spring bolts for the ends. Kinda annoying.
So what did you end up doing for the end links? New poly bushings? My link is actually about to snap. I saw a video on a guy using a saw bar end link from a 94 1500. Any ideas on replacing sway bar end links as I don’t think they are manufactured anymore.
Dont stack the rear blocks...Get a one-piece design....Just a thought...Fun times..And you can check out these..Weld in washers... www.barnes4wd.com/Repair-Weld-Washer-58-_p_1075.html ..... Or.. www.barnes4wd.com/Suspension-Joints_c_7.html......And Get the right bushings......U can weld in a washer but yeah idk...lol
Rough country was not real helpful for me either. I ordered over the phone and had asked a few times if the kit I was getting had everything I need and all new hardware. He reassured me I did with the kit I was getting. I found that it did not come with the actual leaf spring bolts for the ends. Kinda annoying.
I guess they are ok for the money.
This should be fun 🤩
Yeah not so much!
@@ChadMyers73 for the one that watch is fun for one that do it you not so fun is lot of work
@@ChadMyers73 can t help you
So what did you end up doing for the end links? New poly bushings? My link is actually about to snap. I saw a video on a guy using a saw bar end link from a 94 1500. Any ideas on replacing sway bar end links as I don’t think they are manufactured anymore.
Where unavailable so I had planned on make a set
@@ChadMyers73 so which truck is your son getting now?
Right now he has a 02 1500
Putting a lift on a 87 w250 right now. It sucks a lot of work. Did that truck ever have fuel problems?
No it didn’t
What are those studs called? I was looking at a skyjacker lift and I don’t think it comes with those longer studs
Thay are studs there should be 5 of them. Unless they are using bolts in their kit.
Dont stack the rear blocks...Get a one-piece design....Just a thought...Fun times..And you can check out these..Weld in washers... www.barnes4wd.com/Repair-Weld-Washer-58-_p_1075.html ..... Or.. www.barnes4wd.com/Suspension-Joints_c_7.html......And Get the right bushings......U can weld in a washer but yeah idk...lol
Thank you! I appreciate the links.
I do have a solution. 😁