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Originally Posted by xjclassic01
It gets sketchy.
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Originally Posted by onew1ckedxj
taking the front sway bar off is almost a death wish . .
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Originally Posted by jeepin_xj
It does get scary at times
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I guess the others that have said its scary, sketchy, or "a death wish" don't know what they are talking about.Originally Posted by onew1ckedxj
Its not about feeling "scared" its more about the other person who might not be paying attention and cut you off, or the deer that runs across the road that you swerve to avoid . . running without a front sway bar on the road with other drivers is just stupid
Or you just like answering for them? Cuz its not about feeling scared, right?
Have you ever looked at the back of your driver's side sun visor?
There is a disclaimer that warns you NOT to make sudden turns or swerves. Doing that with a stock truck could cause it to roll.
So when you swerve to avoid that other car or that deer, just keep in mind you aren't suppose to do that.
AKA, your doing something wrong.
I sure as hell don't swerve for anything. I give myself plenty of distance, and it someone chooses to wrongly pull in front of me or a deer jumps out, I coudln't care less if they meet my front end at full force.
They'll be lucky if I touch the brakes.

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Its not about feeling "scared" its more about the other person who might not be paying attention and cut you off, or the deer that runs across the road that you swerve to avoid . . running without a front sway bar on the road with other drivers is just stupid
Exactly! I know what I'm doing, but in a town full of fast and furious rice rockets you never know what could happen.Originally Posted by onew1ckedxj
Its not about feeling "scared" its more about the other person who might not be paying attention and cut you off, or the deer that runs across the road that you swerve to avoid . . running without a front sway bar on the road with other drivers is just stupid
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They'll be lucky if I touch the brakes.
Im glad i dont share the same roads in the same state as you then . . gotta remember too that deer arent the only ones who run out into traffic . . could also be a neighborhood kid or your own chasing a ball . .Originally Posted by Gee oh Dee
I sure as hell don't swerve for anything. I give myself plenty of distance, and it someone chooses to wrongly pull in front of me or a deer jumps out, I coudln't care less if they meet my front end at full force.They'll be lucky if I touch the brakes.
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Natural selection.Originally Posted by onew1ckedxj
Im glad i dont share the same roads in the same state as you then . . gotta remember too that deer arent the only ones who run out into traffic . . could also be a neighborhood kid or your own chasing a ball . .
If that kid's parents haven't taught them not to run in the street then its not my responsibility.
If that kid is too young to be taught and needs supervision its not getting, its the parent's responsibility and not mine.
Not to mention I'm a sport bike rider at heart. It has been drilled into my head to never out drive my brakes. I learned the hard way when some *** decided to ignore a stop sign and hit me.
If I'm driving down a street with kids, I know exactly where each one is and what they are doing. If I can't see them, then I'm driving slow enough to be able to stop within inches.
And if they are playin in non-residential areas, a sway bar is going to do little to nothing if you swerve. Your still in a top heavy SUV.
Basically I know how to drive. Not just how to drive a car, but how to know what other drivers and pedestrians are doing and going to do. If there is a chance of any problems, I avoid the situation.
Its not impossible, its much easier than it sounds.
installed the front discos got a pic of em connected and the another of them disconnected
Here's brutus flexin a lil I kept the rear sway on but discos are disconnected and barely rub with my fenders cut!
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I'm cheap. I never bought quick discos. It literally takes 3 to 5 minutes, probably less to just put a wrench on the fronts and disconnect them.
After the first time of course. My end links were so rusted they broke the first time. But cheap/easy fix. I just use a crescent and take them off in the parking lot before I hit the trails.
Either way...disco them somehow.
Nice flex!
After the first time of course. My end links were so rusted they broke the first time. But cheap/easy fix. I just use a crescent and take them off in the parking lot before I hit the trails.
Either way...disco them somehow.
Nice flex!

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After the first time of course. My end links were so rusted they broke the first time. But cheap/easy fix. I just use a crescent and take them off in the parking lot before I hit the trails.
Either way...disco them somehow.
Nice flex!
Yea u know when I took everything off to install the disconnects I realized I didn't really need em but its quick easy there outa the way and yea you think its nice? Thanks my friends say its nothing but wtf I cut my fenders so the 33s didn't rub so I don't screw up my tire lol I like it... if I disconnect the rear will it be even more or can u barely tellOriginally Posted by Yollasho
I'm cheap. I never bought quick discos. It literally takes 3 to 5 minutes, probably less to just put a wrench on the fronts and disconnect them.After the first time of course. My end links were so rusted they broke the first time. But cheap/easy fix. I just use a crescent and take them off in the parking lot before I hit the trails.
Either way...disco them somehow.
Nice flex!






