What is the Offset of the Extended End Link Kit for Roadmaster Sway Bar 590067-00?
Updated 08/03/2026 | Published 07/28/2026
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What is the offset from end to end?
asked by: Fred B
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Expert Reply:
Welcome back Fred. The Extended End Link Kit for Roadmaster Sway Bar item # 590067-00 have a 3/4" offset.
The Roadmaster item # 590067-00 end links are 12" long and are designed to work with the Roadmaster Rear Anti-Sway Bars like item # RM-1139-153 on trucks with a 4" lift.
What kind of vehicle do you have and what do you tow or carry that has you adding a sway bar?
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Fred B.
8/3/2026
I don't tow anything but I'm 74 yrs old and I like to "monkey around" with the 1968, rear wheel drive, F100 in order to stay as busy as I want to be. I had seen on a Ford Truck website that a fellow put a rear sway bar from a 1978 Bronco on his 1969 F100,,,.kinda like "Monkey See, Monkey Do", I had to try it. The only item I ran into, was the Ford endlinks were too short to attach them vertically to the frame, so I was flying by "the seat of my pants" and this time, it worked out like I knew what I was doing.