The length sway bar link needed is dependent on the length of your shock. I'm running 12.25" rear links with 28.5" long rear shocks. If you aren't installing a kit/system with links specific to that lift/shock combo, the best thing to do is measure, then get exactly what you need. If you go with links which are too short, you may rip the bracket off the frame (I did). If you use links which are too long, they may catch on rocks when off road. Clayton sells some which are adjustable, which could be your best bet.
The kit I purchased has shocks that are for 1.5' to 3.5" lift. I assume the lift kit I have has rear sway bar end links for a 2" lift, since it is also a leveling kit and only raised the rear end 2". So let me ask you this, does this mean that I should just use the rear sway bar end links set with the lift kit? Remember I am lifting the rear 3.5".
I can't answer this question with certainty without knowing the length of the shocks and the links. Do you have specifics on the lift and shocks you are using?
Here is the lift kit link, https://www.roughcountry.com/jeep-s...0.html?find=2021-jeep-gladiator-jt-4wd-756566. It only lifts the rear 2" so I am adding a 1.5" Teraflex spacer the get to 3.5" lift in the rear. Here is the link to the shocks that come with the lift kit, https://www.roughcountry.com/premiu...h.html?find=2021-jeep-gladiator-jt-4wd-756566. The shocks look like they are an extended lift of 28.03". If my stock links, (not lifted yet,) are 11" eye to eye, how long would you say the rear sway bar end links should be?
I can give you some numbers to work with from my Gladiator non max tow.
You’re putting a spacer lift on top of a spacer lift? I’m not sure I would recommend that, but if that’s what you end up doing (if the two spacers are even compatible), as long as your rear swaybar links are about 12” long, they should work with those 28” shocks. Do you have much experience with Jeeps and Rough Country lifts?
