GreenZJ
04-27-2009, 08:20 PM
Parts needed:
2 Sway Bar endlinks from Rough Country
2 Draw Pins
2 Clevis pins
1 Dremel
1 Sanding Bit
Ok, So I wanted quick discos, but didnt want to spend 160+ dollars. So I happened to have these swaybar endlinks left over from my recent Rough Country lift. Obviously they are made by Rough Country.
So I started with these parts:
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff2/bluerodeo4x4/0427092119.jpg
Thats the swaybar endlinks, 2 Draw pins and 2 clevis pins. Im not sure on the exact size of the draw pin. I just went to Tractor Supply Co and picked up the smallest draw pin they had and the clevis pin to match it.
Next, I got out my dremel and small sanding bit. I had to dremel out the bushing a small amount in order for the draw pin to fit inside. Be careful not to dremel it out too much. My endlinks slides over the draw pin very snuggly. Use a small amount of grease on the pin and it will slide effortlessly, yet still be very snug.
Here is what they look like put together:
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff2/bluerodeo4x4/0427092120.jpg
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff2/bluerodeo4x4/0427092120a.jpg
I just did this tonight after work and it was dark before I could install them. Ill get pictures of them installed as soon as I get them on :D
2 Sway Bar endlinks from Rough Country
2 Draw Pins
2 Clevis pins
1 Dremel
1 Sanding Bit
Ok, So I wanted quick discos, but didnt want to spend 160+ dollars. So I happened to have these swaybar endlinks left over from my recent Rough Country lift. Obviously they are made by Rough Country.
So I started with these parts:
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff2/bluerodeo4x4/0427092119.jpg
Thats the swaybar endlinks, 2 Draw pins and 2 clevis pins. Im not sure on the exact size of the draw pin. I just went to Tractor Supply Co and picked up the smallest draw pin they had and the clevis pin to match it.
Next, I got out my dremel and small sanding bit. I had to dremel out the bushing a small amount in order for the draw pin to fit inside. Be careful not to dremel it out too much. My endlinks slides over the draw pin very snuggly. Use a small amount of grease on the pin and it will slide effortlessly, yet still be very snug.
Here is what they look like put together:
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff2/bluerodeo4x4/0427092120.jpg
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff2/bluerodeo4x4/0427092120a.jpg
I just did this tonight after work and it was dark before I could install them. Ill get pictures of them installed as soon as I get them on :D