Sway bar just keeps the vehicle from swaying horribly when turning. Its there to jeep the axle as parallel to the vehicle as possible, no other reason.

 

stabilizer made it safely:


better pics of the front end:

 

I was backwards, you wanna drop the track bar, frame side.

 

ok the guy im getting my parts through says that a drop pitman arm cost $218 but the ones im looking up dont cost near that much? which is right? im just not believing that a drop pitman arm costs 218 dollars

 

well obviously i just got the replacement kit so i have no bolts to put it on with
this is just great...
and i cant find any how to's on how to put this on it should be pretty self explanatory .....or thats how it looks anyway

 

That is too much for a pitman arm. Depending on what you want you can get a ZJ pitman (I think its about a 1" drop) from the JY for about $10

Rusty's off road carries 3" drop for about $160

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2-FRO...Q5fAccessories

ok will these work?

 

Yeah those will work. Read my other post ^^ You don't need a drop pitman arm, you need a to drop the track bar.

And 218 is waaayyy too much. You can get a good one for like 60 bucks I think.

 

well damn
your telling me that i actually found something right this time????
lol
yeah i read it so how do i drop the TB without a drop pitman arm?

 

Try looking for a track bar drop bracket. Only problem is most of the drop brackets are for double shear track bars, and with the drop bracket youll have to get a brace, or the bracket will move in and out when you turn the steering wheel.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...d=350108459909

^Heres a nice one for a 4.5" lift. Looks exactly like my RE one except they painted the brace black. Kinda pricey though.

 

what about just getting a double shear TB?
or would it be easier to find a bracket that would fit mine?

 

If you get a double shear TB you have to get a new mount for it, because its a completely different mounting method.

I'm not sure if any companies make a drop bracket for a single shear TB.

 

so i dont have a choice?
lol

 

Well, you could look for one on google, if you don't find one you could always build one. But personally I would upgrade to the double shear anyways. Its stronger and it adds some nice bling to your ride

 

alright thats what i need to know loll