Sway Bar Links & Mounts

The sway bar, or anti-roll bar, links the left and right sides of the suspension to control body roll in corners. When a vehicle is lifted, the factory links can end up at the wrong angle, which affects how the sway bar works.

Why replace sway bar links?

• To correct sway bar geometry after a suspension lift.
• To replace worn or damaged factory links.
• To keep handling predictable on the road with a raised vehicle.

PHAT Bars parts

This collection holds sway bar links and mounts from PHAT Bars. Check each product page for the vehicle, lift height and what is included.

Part of a complete lift

Sway bar links are a common add-on when fitting a lift kit. Other supporting parts include upper control arms and extended shackles. Browse the full suspension range to plan your setup, and add your vehicle to see what fits.

Worn links often show up as a clunk over bumps, so they are worth checking whenever the suspension is apart.