MOOG K90683 Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link for Toyota 4Runner

Replaced my 4Runner’s old sway bar link with the MOOG K90683, and it fits like OEM. Installation was simple, and the ride is noticeably smoother and more stable over bumps and rough roads. Quality feels solid and durable — if your 4Runner’s suspension has a clunk or play, this link is a quick, reliable fix that restores confidence in your handling.

Perfect OEM fit, very durable, cost less than half what a factory Toyota swaybar link costs, and it works great with my 3 inch suspension lift (full package with shocks, springs, UCA’s, adjustable rear sway bar links, and adjustable rear trac bar from Iron Man 4x4 America. I replaced the front swaybar bushings with Moog parts as well. I replaced both sides on my 2008 Toyota 4runner limited V8 4 x 4 in action in the video. Solid & quiet, but just like the oems, these have no grease zerts on them, just like most parts sold today.

Definitely heavy duty compared to other brands easy installation on passenger side/Driver side 2007 4runner sr5

Great replacement for my 2010 FJ stock front sway bar links. One of them started leaking recently after replacing the link with Toyota ones for a 2nd time, the stockers are weak, and once you lift your FJ 3" and do aggressive offroading, the stockers are not going to hold, decided to look into aftermarket for better ones, and found the Moog replacements are way stronger, so far so good, and zero issues with them, perfect fit, plus they have greasable bushings.

Easy enough to install. Disappointed they rusted so fast, especially considering I live in Arizona. Before you install them, hit them with some rustoleum spray paint.

Fits 2012 4Runner 2wd

Fits my 07 FJ fine. Definitely noticed a difference after replacing the old ones (140,000 miles). These also are a far better design than the original part because you can use a wrench to hold the back side while tightening or loosening the nut. The original ones have a hex slot inside of the threaded shaft which will either break or strip if you haven't had them off recently. I had to cut the nut off of my originals and replace them for this reason while replacing my struts.

Apologies, as this is not necessarily a perfect review of the item, but rather of the item sold by the seller which was misleading. The picture for this item (and user pictures) shows that this system is self-contained without greasable zerks. That's helpful for those who do not want the added maintenance item of greasing the joints every 5,000 miles. However, the item I was sent has two greasable zerk points, which will increase my time and energy. I specifically bought these for the lack of maintenance. Seller sent me essentially the equivalent product which fits in my vehicle, but with the added bonus of more work for me on a regular basis. That's not really acceptable to me when advertising a product. Would not buy from the seller again.

perfect

Purchased both left an right side sway bar links for my 2007 FJ Cruiser to replace worn OEM parts. Install very easy. Noticed a difference right away. All good I thought until I helped a friend replace his on an 2007 4Runner - same part number and fitment. He purchased his Moog sway bar links from an auto parts store locally. Here is the issue. His are greaseable mine are not. Moog website pictures show greaseable zerks on part and indicate in literature, Amazon does not. Packaging box for my amazon parts is slightly different than what my friend purchased - colors off and slight font difference in text. Mounting hardware different and different size. Visual comparison of finish and appearance is off. Pretty confident I did not get an original Moog part. Moving forward 2 years my sway bar links now have to be replaced again. Joints move both up, down and side to side with an audible metallic clunk at times. These parts lasted 31 thousand KM over 2 years. Who ever is supplying these to Amazon is pulling a fast one. This seems to confirmed by others questioning the same thing. My advice would be to compare what you receive to the pictures on the Moog website before installing. My bad for not doing this in the first place myself. Fortunately, the install is easy and I have ordered replacements - not from Amazon this time.

I bought 2 as found no position to install in the description. Wrong. Another part No: K90677 is needed now for my T4R's front left side.

It comes with a Moog box, however, I don't see the made-in-Japan stamp on the product as other reviewers said. Please see my posted pictures. Even in the one-page instruction, nothing related to the Moog. Anyone can confirm if it is a genuine Moog? Anyway, installed with no problem. time will tell the quality.

Original ones lasted 270k these. These lasted 19k or 11 months. Won't recommend.