Sway bar links for 3" non-KDSS lift??

I've had a 3" Rough Country lift on my 4R for a couple years now and my front sway bar end links, which were replaced at the same time, are shot. Any suggestions on a swaybar link that doesn't involve relocating them?? Reason being I have a Rival skid plate, and we don't do any crazy off-roading. Thanks

 

Mine’s at around 2.5 in front, maybe a little more, and kept the stock endlinks without a relocation. They have 60k miles on them and haven’t worn out. If you have aftermarket endlinks can be iffy on the durability. You could try going back to stock endlinks.

 

https://exitoffroad.com/product/dob...k-kit-for-toyota-4runner-fj-cruiser-se59-529/

 

Those look great but they appear to be for the rear! Unless they can go in the front also??

 

Sorry. Here's the ones I meant to post.
https://exitoffroad.com/product/hea...sway-bar-links-tacoma-4runner-fj-gx470-gx460/

 

Here's another. And I think I like these better due to the joints being sealed and maintenance free.
https://exitoffroad.com/product/apa...way-bar-links-4runner-fj-cruiser-gx470-gx460/

 

Just my .02

 

Front sway bar links should not be extended or they will hit the tie rod or CV joint. Stock replacement links will do, for example:
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=2511314&cc=1445180&pt=7580&jsn=486
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=2519388&cc=1445180&pt=7580&jsn=487

 

Yeah, I’ve seen plenty of complaints about these screw-out adjustable links. Sealed ball joints or not, it’s the screw adjustments that fall apart with time, or quickly if you live in the salt belt.

 

In my case, i'm guessing miss matching material and a bit of salt had them stuck really good.

 

Had same ones here in S. Texas. No road salt and relatively mild off-roading. Rear set of the screw out links lasted 1.5 years then...BAM fell apart. They look cool and separate you from your wallet but that's it.
Replaced all 4 with stock and there is no difference. Snake oil is what I would call the adjustable ones.

 

TBH I put "extended sway bar links" into the google machine and that is what came up. I'm glad I did, because now I'll never put them on my rig. Thanks for the feedback. I was hoping to see a Suspension Maxx extended sway bar link like what I have on my 1st gen Tundra. I'm surprised there's not one for 5th gen 4R.