🔧 BD Diesel 1032050 Dual Pivot Sway Bar End Link Kit with Cast Line, U-Bracket, Bushing Kit, Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Review

For some reason they don't align properly on my 2001 Ram 2500. I've moved the stabilizer bar as much as possible and it's still not centered. You can try to heat and bend it with a flashlight. Haven't ridden yet, we'll see. And yes, I replaced the stabilizer bushings at the same time. EDIT: As soon as I put the wheels on and drove the truck, they immediately straightened up.

I used these on my 05 2500 4x4 piston to repair a worn cone due to cheap aftermarket end links coming loose or just a bad fit. In any case, the hole was oval. This requires you to drill the boss on the axle to a 9/16 ID hole, which solved my problem. I've been using it for a few years now and still not much so just installed it on my 05 3500 4x4. I think they cost less, but at least they work.

These BD Diesel Stabilizer Links are amazing. I installed them on my 3500 Twin Truck and they really worked. No more expensive Moog links every 6 months. Attention buyers! Revain is not an authorized reseller and therefore the manufacturer WILL NOT provide warranty coverage. So for the few bucks you saved on Revain, you could lose your BD Diesel warranty.

The guys at BD Diesel aren't kidding these things are amazingly strong, look great and are easy to install. Third generation owner. Find the big hammer, then put it down and take the BIG hammer. The stock anti-roll bar end links are damn hard to detach from the ACHS mount. Soak them in a PB Blaster and smack them in. I didn't remove the tires, which would help with a better angle, but at the same time I changed the anti-roll bar and isolators.

I have never written a product review before, after yesterday's install and today's ride I felt I needed it. They are absolutely amazing and nothing compared to standard replacement parts. They were very easy to install and came with quality hardware. The socket cord is also very high quality. You'll need to open a hole in the bracket to 9/16 in., but drilling two holes in mild steel will take a few seconds. Powerful upgrade, definitely recommended!

The photos don't show how big and heavy they are. The OEM end links are so light they broke when I tried to take them off. That doesn't happen with these devices from BD! To put things in perspective, this lower cross bolt is 9/16" in diameter! And after I installed them along with new urethane bushings on the stabilizer bar mounts, the handling of my 2005 Dodge Ram 3500 changed dramatically. You MUST enlarge the suspension mounting holes with a 9/16" bit, so plan for that.

I installed this along with a few other steering components to get rid of the 'deadly wobble' on my 02 Ram 2500 and they are great solid. They take a few minutes to assemble but I honestly can't find anything to complain about. The only problem was that I had to drill a hole at 9/16 for them to actually fit. If you have to drill holes it will take about an hour more, but just plan ahead and it's a fairly easy task. First time I've played around with a front end of any kind and it wasn't too…

I ordered these for my 2008 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins. I read reviews that said the hole in the axle mount needed to be enlarged. That didn't happen with my truck. It was a straight fit and an improvement over the standard. I installed a 2" leveling kit on my truck and bent the factory links at an angle. They were easy to assemble using a standard vise to press in the bushings. The sockets were easy to install with the supplied lubricant. Installation was straightforward and easy. I would…

That's amazing. The factory style looks pathetic next to it. They're pretty easy to install. It says you don't have to jack up the truck to change them, but I did and also removed the tire so there was more room to work. I highly recommend changing the stabilizer bushings as you change them. They're cheap, and regular rubbers will rot when dry. Even though urethane bushings are much better than stock, they squeak. The Endlink kit comes with 2 small tubes of lube which I recommend. They are…