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Cognito 01-19 Chevy/GMC Silverado/Sierra 2500/3500 HD 2WD/4WD Heavy-Duty Front Sway Bar End Link Kit

SKU: COG110-90252
Barcode: 691965602646

$112.95

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Cognito 01-19 Chevy/GMC Silverado/Sierra 2500/3500 HD 2WD/4WD Heavy-Duty Front Sway Bar End Link Kit

$112.95

$112.95

Tech Specs

Brand
Cognito
SKU
COG110-90252
Shipping weight
4.0 lb

These end links are also a little longer than OE recommended lengths to allow clearance for our Larger Diameter tie-rod upgrade. Used as a Heavy-Duty replacement of the OE style end links which are notorious for breaking. Our Sway bar link kits utilize a lower clevis system which takes some of the angle off of the link when the suspension is cycling.Minimizing stress that can cause breakage. While we often upgrade other manufacturers kits with these links. We recommend you check your current length and match it up to the specs to help order the correct size if you do not have a Cognito Motorsports lift. Sold in pairs. Made in the USA.Notes:Not compatible with 2007 Classic body style models (2007 Classic style compatible with 99-06 model components).Mounting surface to mounting surface measurement for this kit is 7 Inch (Measured from top of lower control arm up to the bottom of sway bar).

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