just some information for some people watching this video for installation needs. The bottom of the End Link with the Note on it saying “ This side facing outward ”. it should be facing out word with label facing OUT the front of the truck DO NOT have the label facing toward the wheel as shown in this video. Everyone should receive a instruction paper with your parts on how to properly install these end links. follow the image on the paper. Not this video!
On mine the bottom bracket has open side facing wheel with 5° inward bent on the inside. I was confused when installing. dofferent than install on this video. Besides that everything else was on point. Thank you
Thanks great how to. I was surprised you didn’t cover installing on both sides. You need to do at same second both sides. If you do them separately you would need to twist sway bar (not) or compress the suspension some how. IMO do both sides w two people and thread sway bar on top of link at the same time. Did you do some other way?
Hi Robert, since the install for these are identical we only showed one. You are correct it is easiest if you do both sides at the same time so you can lift the sway bar and remove both end links at once, then re-install both end links and lower the sway bar back on to the end links. -Sara
Can this be used on the 2wd 1500s? It looks like it should. Also I have a leveling kit on my 06 1500 2wd could you provide the link for the larger one please? Cheers!
Hi There, these will not work with 2WD, but Suspension Maxx does offer a 2WD option that works with 1-3" lift. Unfortunately we don't carry it, but the manufacturer Part Number is SMX-1229L. Hope this helps! -Sara
Do not buy! Design is weak, OEM Design is 100% better with more consistency being a ball joint , tight and better motion. Just replace rubber to polyurethane bushings.
@@--emt if your truck is lifted then ok, but stock for oem a balljoint has more control and movement, Articulation. Plus you will replace the bushings at least 3-4 times before a balljoint goes bad. These have to be aligned which the videos vs instructions says differently order. A balljoint will align itself at what ever lean or angel.
Yes, these will work on a stock truck, but unfortunately we don't carry this part any longer. But there are some other options out there for you! Check here: www.americantrucks.com/ram-sway-bars-2009.html -Jake
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just some information for some people watching this video for installation needs.
The bottom of the End Link with the Note on it saying “ This side facing outward ”. it should be facing out word with label facing OUT the front of the truck DO NOT have the label facing toward the wheel as shown in this video.
Everyone should receive a instruction paper with your parts on how to properly install these end links. follow the image on the paper. Not this video!
Yeah in the instructions it says exactly that, this video is misleading
The labels were not on mine for some reason what way should I have them with flat part facing the tire or the notch facing the tire
I have a 4WD 2009 ram 1500 with a 6” lift, do you guys have sway bar end links that would fit that? The old one I removed is 13” long.
On mine the bottom bracket has open side facing wheel with 5° inward bent on the inside. I was confused when installing. dofferent than install on this video. Besides that everything else was on point. Thank you
I have a 2.8" level infront, should i need the longer one or stock heights ??
What you got or recommend for 4 and 6 inch lifts?
Core offroad parts?
Do you ship to Canada 🇨🇦 or would they have this sway bar links here in Canada
There on ebay
Notice how it cut away when the wrench got jammed on the lower side! Lol note taken!
I bought the leveling end links for 2 to 3 inch level trucks. I’m wondering if they make the truck a lil bit taller?
Did it end up taller?
No they will not... you're not lifting the whole vehicle with sway bar Lol
Great video keep it going 👍
Do you still sell these front sway bar links?
does the wheel need to come off?
Thanks great how to. I was surprised you didn’t cover installing on both sides. You need to do at same second both sides. If you do them separately you would need to twist sway bar (not) or compress the suspension some how. IMO do both sides w two people and thread sway bar on top of link at the same time. Did you do some other way?
Hi Robert, since the install for these are identical we only showed one. You are correct it is easiest if you do both sides at the same time so you can lift the sway bar and remove both end links at once, then re-install both end links and lower the sway bar back on to the end links. -Sara
3:18 she installed washers wrong lol its supposed to be washer on top between control arm and lock washer on bottom…
Can this be used on the 2wd 1500s? It looks like it should. Also I have a leveling kit on my 06 1500 2wd could you provide the link for the larger one please? Cheers!
Hi There, these will not work with 2WD, but Suspension Maxx does offer a 2WD option that works with 1-3" lift. Unfortunately we don't carry it, but the manufacturer Part Number is SMX-1229L. Hope this helps! -Sara
AmericanTrucks Chevy & GMC thank you very much!
RT Molinari that’s a lie lol they use the exact some part bro it’s the same thing it will work
Abels Caliber I thought so just by looking at it. He prob said no due to warranty issues or something. Cheers!
Installed incorrectly swivel link is supposed to face outwards not front to back
Directions say angle is toward hub assembly
End link is completely loose at 4:46 lol tighten until building a bit at least .
“A bit more than OE”? 50% more
Didn’t install correctly.
Do not buy! Design is weak, OEM Design is 100% better with more consistency being a ball joint , tight and better motion. Just replace rubber to polyurethane bushings.
Why do you say these are bad do you have anything to back that up
@@--emt if your truck is lifted then ok, but stock for oem a balljoint has more control and movement, Articulation. Plus you will replace the bushings at least 3-4 times before a balljoint goes bad. These have to be aligned which the videos vs instructions says differently order. A balljoint will align itself at what ever lean or angel.
Will this part work on a regular stock truck?
Yes, these will work on a stock truck, but unfortunately we don't carry this part any longer. But there are some other options out there for you! Check here: www.americantrucks.com/ram-sway-bars-2009.html
-Jake