Extended Front Swaybar Links
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From: Michigan (Home state) Stationed in Montana
Year: 1993
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 5.2L MPI V8 (318)
That's why I'm trying to be objective and say do what you like... but don't recommend that to a noob... let him explore that on his own if he gets to that point. If he wants to do discos I applaud him for spending an extra 50 or 100 bucks to keep the jeep in the range of stock handling. BTW I like those r.c. Links!
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From: Michigan (Home state) Stationed in Montana
Year: 1993
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 5.2L MPI V8 (318)
Question though, I don't see how those quick disco's from Rough Country mount on the top to the swaybar itself.
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From: Nor-Cal
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
Engine: The venerable 4.0
Simply a tube with holes drilled through each end and pins. I can remove the whole tube. Again don't mind the geometry :-( dumb *** p.o. on my way to fixing it when I get 200$ together.
I got a set of them from RC as well but changed them out to the newer ones because they had an actual bracket that holds them. I got tired of using a bungee cord everytime I went wheeling.

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From: Nor-Cal
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
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Originally Posted by Lyon
I got a set of them from RC as well but changed them out to the newer ones because they had an actual bracket that holds them. I got tired of using a bungee cord everytime I went wheeling.

I didn't want to let them hang in fear that while flexing they would bind and hit each other. Plus, it would make lots of noise bouncing around under there. I was going to make a bracket to hold them, but I had to take apart the center section all together anyway. I didn't want to have to put them back together just to hang them from a bracket. These new ones take about 4 seconds per side. So far so good.





