rear sway bar quick disconnects
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I was the one that said it was unsafe (see post 8). I completely agree with you Kopecki. I just said that because i didn't want to argue with Styrker on the issue.
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I've previously ran without sway bars for years, it's going to depend on your rig.........I'm now at 7" of lift running a 3 link long arm, 35's..... I am again in the market for atleast a front sway bar again due to the body roll on the street. It really depends on how your rides set up.
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I've previously ran without sway bars for years, it's going to depend on your rig.........I'm now at 7" of lift running a 3 link long arm, 35's..... I am again in the market for atleast a front sway bar again due to the body roll on the street. It really depends on how your rides set up.
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Thankyou very much, but I've been offered a set by Hellwig Motorsports as soon as they're available. I mentioned it before, they're introducing a new design for long arm owners. I'll be offering back some feedback & such.
But thankyou for the offer!
But thankyou for the offer!
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damn....wanna get rid of it lol. I grabbed it off a V8 ZJ thinking it was an upgrade....alas...
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i run the IRO 3 link at a 6.5 inch lift. the rear swarbar is uselss on my rig i took it off and for anything it drove better. the front is a diffrent story. it has alot of body roll at slow to moderate speeds with it discoed.
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so question. I drive my jeep a lot on the street and a lot on the interstate, as its my DD. So what about the opposite? is there any heavy duty sway bars that are available? I was also thinking zj, but I guess thats been proven wrong. but with the occurrences of death wobble, and my new addition of offroad/mud tires, opposed to the street tires, I have slowed way down, and normally avoid the interstate just to be a little safer.
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I took mine off a while back only reason I would think to keep it on is for towing any type of load.
You may notice a slight difference in sway at high speeds on the highway but that is only initially you get used to it fast.
Hell I don't run a Front sway bar anymore either. I don't mind the slight rock when cornering. But my jeep doesn't go fast either.
You may notice a slight difference in sway at high speeds on the highway but that is only initially you get used to it fast.
Hell I don't run a Front sway bar anymore either. I don't mind the slight rock when cornering. But my jeep doesn't go fast either.
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so question. I drive my jeep a lot on the street and a lot on the interstate, as its my DD. So what about the opposite? is there any heavy duty sway bars that are available? I was also thinking zj, but I guess thats been proven wrong. but with the occurrences of death wobble, and my new addition of offroad/mud tires, opposed to the street tires, I have slowed way down, and normally avoid the interstate just to be a little safer.
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alright ill check em out, I plan on going long arm anyway, so If I could buy it now, and then keep it with the long arm setup then that would make buying it even easier.
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