sway bar relocation brackets
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sway bar relocation brackets
just trying to get suggestions..
has anyone made sway bar relocation brackets? or is it just worth spending the $40 and buying them?
has anyone made sway bar relocation brackets? or is it just worth spending the $40 and buying them?
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well the sway bar is hitting my drop pitment arm when steering so i need to move it.
$40 seems alil much for those brackets so i was thinking it might be cheaper/easier just to make some.
$40 seems alil much for those brackets so i was thinking it might be cheaper/easier just to make some.
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lol. its actually off the jeep now.
but i drive it on the highway to work everyday and it just doesnt feel stable. so i was thinking about sticking the sway bar back on just to see if it makes a difference.
but i drive it on the highway to work everyday and it just doesnt feel stable. so i was thinking about sticking the sway bar back on just to see if it makes a difference.
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It will make a difference in the feel but honestly ive had 2 cherokees, both with at least 5 inches of lift, I actually cut the sway bar mounts off the axle on both and never look back. I used to work off a bit and would hit the freeway daily....never an issue going around some decent corners at 65-75mph...I got used to the little extra body roll. Plus it makes it so nice to just go straight from road to trail with out having to disconnect.
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This is where I might jump in and tell you about the dangers of running on the road without sways connected BUT, when mine snapped, I just drove it like that for 2 years. It was fine without, I just slowed down for corners more than I normally would have.
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Originally Posted by DJKnightmare
This is where I might jump in and tell you about the dangers of running on the road without sways connected BUT, when mine snapped, I just drove it like that for 2 years. It was fine without, I just slowed down for corners more than I normally would have.
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thats what i do except i took my sway bar off. i havent had a single problem in the almost 3 years its been off. i also do a ton of highway miles on 4.5in lift and 32's. just have to be careful when taking tight turns
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when turning the wheel it is hitting it. I have a 4.5" lift.
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I've never seen that. Do you have a 9" dropped pitman arm?
Why do you have a dropped pitman arm on a 4" lift?
I honestly don't see how it's hittng unless something else isn't right.
Why do you have a dropped pitman arm on a 4" lift?
I honestly don't see how it's hittng unless something else isn't right.
Last edited by Lowrange2; Oct 5, 2012 at 12:24 PM.