Pros and cons about the rear sway bar needed
The thing about the front and rear sway bars is that they are useful in stock form like said the rar swaybar helps with the soft rear springs but once a lift kit is installed the AAL or new spring packs make the rear stiffer to the point where the rear sway bar has no point.
As for the front i hear mixed reviews but i have sway bar dissconnects so i just discconect on the trail.
As for the front i hear mixed reviews but i have sway bar dissconnects so i just discconect on the trail.
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From: SLC, UT
Year: 1989 2 door
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
As a dd I would connect the front & toss the rear but really the xj doesn't have enough weight to really make it lean in the turns! Either way it will double ur flex & help from not twisting ur unibody!!!
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From: Ontario
Year: 98' and 99'
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
perfect,, i'm ripping em out tomorow
Its making a squeaking noise and it sounds like its coming from the rear sway bar bushings, so instead of changing them, im saving money
Its making a squeaking noise and it sounds like its coming from the rear sway bar bushings, so instead of changing them, im saving money
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