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Heavy Duty / Greasable Sway Bar End Links?

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by steveo27, Jul 21, 2019.

  1. Jul 21, 2019 at 9:20 PM
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    The same shit everyone else has.
    Looking for a set of serviceable sway bar endlinks with grease zerks.

    I believe the Moog ones are serviceable, but I’ve seen some threads where people were complaining about the quality of them.

    A while back, the Deeza HD ones were a popular options - https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/deeza-heavy-duty-greaseable-sway-bar-links.246179/ - but I can’t find them anywhere any more.

    Has anyone found a solid alternative for the Deeza ones?
     
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  2. Jul 22, 2019 at 12:12 AM
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  4. Jul 22, 2019 at 9:14 AM
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    The same shit everyone else has.
    I’ve seen those as an option, not serviceable though.
     
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    I did the moog end links a few years ago. They have zerks no problems so far.
    It’s a daily and doesn’t see a lot of off road.
    Looking on advanced autos web site they aren’t cheap either.
     
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    Well at least they are greaseable. Lol
     
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    Even the stock ones are greaseable, pull the boot back n lube em up with some grease.
     
    nd4spdbh, Jul 22, 2019
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    I bought the mevotech ones with zirk fittings, just don't over fill them. The originials were a bear to get off so I ended up cutting them off.
     
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    Let me rephrase that.. at least these have zerk fittings. Lmao
     
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  10. Jul 22, 2019 at 12:46 PM
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    The same shit everyone else has.

    The mevotech ones come with zeros? Either I’m blind or the ones I saw didn’t have them?

    Somehow I missed the Mevotech ones with the zeros. Just ordered a set.

    Thanks.
     
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    The same shit everyone else has.
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    I like the fact that they have a hex nut on the back to hold the stud vs a small alen head in the end of the bolt like stockers.
     
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    This right here. I've already had to unbolt mine once, you don't know how great that feature is till you need it.
     
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    These are better than Deezas:
    $25 MOOG K80948 Stabilizer Bar Link
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002M6JWFE/
    $30 MOOG K80946 Stabilizer Bar Link
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002M6JW9U/

    All the benefits of Deezas (20% thicker shaft, greaseable) plus wrench flats at the base of the stud.
     
    3JOH22A, Jul 22, 2019
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Products Discussed in

MOOG K80946 Stabilizer Bar Link
$29.84
MOOG K80948 Stabilizer Bar Link
$24.26
Mevotech MS86850 Sway Bar Link Kit
$24.06
Mevotech MS86849 Sway Bar Link Kit
$21.96
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