Hey guys/gals. I just noticed that I have no sway bar on my jeep. I could tell yesterday when driving her she was all over the place..:-(.. How hard would it be to install a sway bar so shes under more control when driving on the road?

 

easy, grab the parts from the junkyard and bolt them back on. I guess before you go to that trouble, check the weldnuts under in the unirail, should be 2 per side right behind the fron crossmemvber.
Oh..if you're talking about rear sway bar, I wouldnt bother.

 

What he said ^^ bolt it right up with the mounts, make sure your bushings are good.

 

no its front sway bar. The PO eliminated the front. And I dont like how she sways all over the place and with driving highway.. i dont think i could handle it.. yes im a big baby.. lol

 

I will take a picture and show you's how they eliminated them. Will post picture tomorrow.

 

Both the front and rear simply bolt up. Super easy to do.

 

 

I get removing it for flex with a lift but why remove it without one, assuming from the pics that its sitting on stock suspension

 

as far as i know its not stock PO said he eliminated the sway bar.. I have no clue.. Just took pictures...

 

Looks like the PO cut the pass side swaybar link bracket off.. i dont see it next to coil.

Theres also something hokey going on with that tierod and trackbar mount.

Can you take better pics of tierod where it looks to have been modified in center where it appears a stud is protruding upwards.

 

Dun dun dunnnnnn...... Pass side lower mount looks like it was cut off.... Hope you can weld... But looking at what looks like a derby car in one pic you know somebody lol
Get a sway bar set up from the junk yard and search online for aftermarket sway bar mounts. There out there just gotta find em

 

Dam you overland. We where typing at the same time lol

 

haha yeah, i know a few people that can weld, and yes that is a derby car lmfao!

 

Will get better pictures tomorrow, she is at the garage right now.

 

It's not a competition OD..

At least she's getting proper feedback..