2011-2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee Billet Sway Bar End Links
These replace the flimsy OEM links with rigid, CNC-machined billet aluminum parts. We use urethane ball sockets in the ends to ensure proper endlink function with no additional noise or vibration.
Sold by the set, 4 pcs (front and rears) 100% Made in the U.S.A.
Installation:
Please make sure you use the supplied silicone lube before install to avoid the stiffer bushing from squeaking. Energy suspension bushings are known to squeak of not lubed.
Note:
The Eibach Sway bar found here, please confirm you have the 12mm holes in it.
Our front links are 14mm and our rear links are 12mm.
Early Eibach sway bars had 14mm in the rear, same as the front. If you have the sway bar and it has the larger 14mm holes in it, which is the incorrect size, you will be responsible for all shipping costs to correct the error.
Please check your bar holes, if you are running the OEM end-links then you should have the 12mm holes.
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