Front and Rear End-links for 2.5" TeraFlex Lift

[Shellbird01]

Notice where the top of the sway bar link sits? It Was touching the rim when it was on the lift tonite, will it be an issue?

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[MarkY3130]

I have totally different setup (MC GC 3.5” lift), but I have installed the rear sway bar endlinks to the inside of the brackets. This gives it more clearance from the wheel, which it looks like you need. The trade off is on the up travel the link may rub the frame.(glancing hit) I’ve been to Moab twice setup like this and it hasn’t been an issue.

If you aren’t getting new wheels with more backspacing, I’d suggest flipping that end link vertically, and then installing it on the inside of the brackets. Top bolt pointing away from the wheel. Cycle the suspension and see if it’s better. I actually think teraflex instructions say to install them with the ball joint end on the bottom. Saw someone else post that recently.

 

[Shellbird01]

I considered installing on the “inside” but it looks like the sb link will interfere with the falcon shock lower shroud. I suggested turning them upside down but we convinced our selves the bearing needed to swivel on the sway bar.

But I now think your right, flip em

 

[Shellbird01]

I considered installing on the “inside” but it looks like the sb link will interfere with the falcon shock lower shroud. I suggested turning them upside down but we convinced our selves the bearing needed to swivel on the sway bar.

But I now think your right, flip em

And use the low profile bots Teraflex was kind enough to include

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