Rear track bar removal
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Year: 1993
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Rear track bar removal
Well being a Cherokee guy first I know a popular thing to do was to remove your rear track bar...
I know the rear suspension on a grand is different so I don't know if the rear track bar on my grand plays a more important roll in keeping the car stable while turning. So is it a bad idea to remove or what.
My rig is more of a daily drive\ weekend wheeler.
I know the rear suspension on a grand is different so I don't know if the rear track bar on my grand plays a more important roll in keeping the car stable while turning. So is it a bad idea to remove or what.
My rig is more of a daily drive\ weekend wheeler.
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Year: 1997
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are you sure your not talking about sway bars? because a xj doesnt have a rear track bar only a grand cherokee does and yes you absolutely need your rear track bar
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Well being a Cherokee guy first I know a popular thing to do was to remove your rear track bar...
I know the rear suspension on a grand is different so I don't know if the rear track bar on my grand plays a more important roll in keeping the car stable while turning. So is it a bad idea to remove or what.
My rig is more of a daily drive\ weekend wheeler.
I know the rear suspension on a grand is different so I don't know if the rear track bar on my grand plays a more important roll in keeping the car stable while turning. So is it a bad idea to remove or what.
My rig is more of a daily drive\ weekend wheeler.
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You need to keep the rear sway bar. On a coil spring susp. the rear will become extremely unstable without it, especially offroad. The front you can disconnect and leave disconnected but be careful on sharp turns.
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