Rough Country Sway Bar Links for 2004-2024 Nissan Titan | 2-3" Lift - 1112

Have an Xterra with a Titan front suspension and 2" leveling kit. Needed a sway bar since the truck does a lot of highway miles. Bought and installed a Titan sway bar with oem style links and had problems with the bar flipping down bashing the wheels due to the oem style links being slightly too short. Heard this is a common problem with leveled Titans and to go with the Rough Country links on the Titan forums. Ordered these on a Tuesday... and props to the team at Rough Country these were drop shipped and on my door step by Thursday. Incredible fit and finish, better and WAY more stable than the dumb ball joint style links oems have gone to.

Massive upgrade from stock tiny links. These are heavy and we'll built. Keeps the sway bar tight and stiff just like you need it.

Old ones are cracking, I haven’t yet installed however they are the correct ones that showed up.

Allowed me to connect my sway bar with my small lift without strain and no complaints fits great and does its job

So I have a 2009 titan pro 4x, and it’s been a challenge to find proper sway bar links to fit, seeing as how the pro4x model sits 2” higher than other models. So I decided to pull the trigger on this, they work great! It was somewhat of a battle to get these on, but once on no complaints

2011 titan 4x4 with 3inch leveling kit. Feels super stable. Hardly any tilt on highway easy install. Longer than stock. Seen reviews that needed more washers and hardware but if you just simply follow instructions, everything you need is in the box. Recommend changing sway bar bushings if original. It feel better than new, super tight.

These links are the same ones that come with the full 3in lift kit from Rough Country. At first they seem great. Unfortunately the extreme angle of these links is what causes the eventual problem. Also the odd way they’re made with the bushings sliding through the rubber then the bolt through the bushings. Because of the sharp angle the sway bar gets shifted so far to driver side that the top bolt of the passenger side link comes into contact with the bottom of the strut and starts hitting the strut and the mounting point which grinds a divot into the strut. This also causes the bushing to warp badly. Bought new ones and it happened again just more quickly the second time around. Pavement princess trucks won’t have as much a problem but if you actually go off road like I do it puts these things through more than they can handle. Do yourself a favor and don’t buy these things. Spend the extra money on heavier duty adjustable links. Whiteline ( like the ones that I just got) or Z1 Off-road are your best bet.

I have a leveling kit on my 2010 Titan. Lots of popping and rattling on the front end after replacing upper and lower control arms and installing biksteain 5100 shocks. These put the swaybar back to stock position and relieved the tension. Smooth quiet ride after install. Even if you have just a leveling kit, you need these. Great product, easy to install, and they work!

Much better than stock

OEM quality.

Complete product for my Nissan Titan. Box came with all the bolts, nuts, washers and sleeves to make the installation possible.The end link itself is really good, sturdy and well made. Installation instructions were great, other than the missing info on the torque spec.Fits great in my lifted truck, and it wad easy to install.Overall, great product!

Installed these on a stock height 08 Titan.Easy install and they lined up perfectly.Absolutely no issues after 6k of driving on rough country roads. Would recommend over factory ball type links.

direct fit for a 2011 Nissan Titan great product .