Front sway bar end links

[HiSpdJunkie]

I have the stock front sway bar, bushings and end links right now. I want to upgrade the setup. After reading about the sway bar size not really affecting performance I am just looking at replacing the bushings and end links. Right now I have 2" drop spindles and 2" drop coils. Should I be looking at shorter end links or just keep the stock length?

If shorter can anyone recommend a good setup for me.

(EDIT) should add this is for a 2005 RCSB.

Thanks
Mike

[bdiamond]

The endlink kits are just a long bolt and a sleeve with bushings/washers all stacked together.The endlink sleeves come pretty long since they are universal. Try to keep the links vertical and the bar ends flat.Just cut the sleeves to length and get a bolt that fits whats left.

[HiSpdJunkie]

Thanks for the reply. I am hoping to do this over the weekend when I am installing my rear sway bar. If there is a set designed for my truck and my setup I would rather buy that but I am not worries about modifying a universal one either. Looks like that is what I will be doing.

[bdiamond]

Check Energy Suspensions site. They offer them in different lengths I found out. http://energysuspension.com/

[HiSpdJunkie]

I think I have all the info I need to get started, now I just need time. Thanks for the input.

On a side note I added my rear Hellwig sway bar and could not be happier with the outcome.

[tahoetweaker]

tig added one on his 2dr hoe, which is what I plan on doing to mine as well, and he said the thing is worth its weight in gold.
Are you as happy with it as he is?

[HiSpdJunkie]

I am very happy with the outcome. The rear feels more stable and it doesn't whip back after fast steering maneuvers.