Rear Stabilizer Sway Bar Link Kit Fit for LEXUS GX460 /TOYOTA FJ CRUISER GSJ1 / LAND CRUISER PRADO 120,12mm Ball Joint Adjustable Suspension Kit

Worked perfectly on my 2021 Silverado 1500 Front Sway Bar to replace my OEM end links. I took a chance just from the information provided on the description and they worked. Very happy with my decision.

El artículo encaja perfectamente y ce ve de buena calidad si lo recomiendo.

As described, fits perfectly and looks good on my 2007 FJ Cruiser

If you're driving around town, I'm sure they'll be okay on city streets. But once you do little articulation they start making noises. If you go off of gravel road and you have a little bit maybe a little bit of articulation or it just depends. These are junk. I didn't think about this. I did a 3-in lift on my Toyota Sequoia.I bought these for the front sway bar links. They are junk. I did a little easy overland route up in the mountains. Not much articulation. You could probably take a Subaru down this without any problem. But anyways, just had one little obstacle that we were avoiding All the sudden we heard snap it was loud. I thought I broke a tie rod or something.But it was this sway bar link that popped out. My wife bought it on her account so but definitely do not buy these. If you really think about the joint at the top part of the sway bar where it connects, it's a weak link. It's a weak point that's going to snap.Just look at the picture and imagine it. So after extensive research doing a 3-in lift, most people recommend just putting the standard sway bar link in. As for the rear, I decided to do airbags and remove the sway bar in all because when I'm pulling a trailer it just adds a little bit more stability.People, if you're driving around the city streets, I'm sure it's fine, but if you're doing anything that has a little bit of articulation in your suspension, don't buy them. You're going to find yourself in the middle of somewhere needing to remove it and hopefully you have tools on. Luckily I carry a set of tools in emergency equipment when I'm out in the back country doing a route.Long story short, do not buy this product. I included the pictures. You can see where the week point it is. I feel bad for the supplier. I'm sure they thought they were going to have an awesome product for reasonable price but honestly don't do it.

These install easily with just two nuts. Fits the GX470 rear axle well. It’s the same as the super pro but a better price. They adjust smoothly and I haven’t had a problem with their quality. I haven’t noticed any noise from them as of yet. They’re not Dobinsons or Apache links, but they preform just fine for me.

This link does have the adjustable length mentioned in the description, but it's also a different design where it attaches to the frame. See last two photos. The original design seems to have rubber bushings above and below the top attachment point; this new design replaces the bushings with a ball joint. I wish the description had more detail about this change.The diameter of the threads are substantially larger than the originals, so I hope that's not going to be an issue. This is something else I think should have been addressed in the product description.Otherwise, the quality of the parts looks great. These new links won't be needed till the lift kit is installed.