bigbluejk

I have only used longer rear sway bar links when lifting, but I see there are brackets available that drop the entire swaybar down from the frame. This keeps the swaybar from hitting factory wheels without using spacers. I don't see any negative since the brackets look very sturdy and the rear sway doesn't seem to have tons of load. Cannot imagine it breaking loose or anything. Anyone rocking these?



They sort of look like that but are made more heavy, Those are Rusty's XJ swaybar drop brackets. The ones I am looking at are made by someone else.

Quentin_T

Not sure how dropping the swaybar a bit would keep it from hitting the tire. But I made my own out of some square tube and longer bolts (for my over the sway bar exhaust).