WindyCityGuy

Just got a call from my garage telling me the Currie rear sway bar links are not fitting on my 09 JK with stock wheels.

Anyone else having this problem??

Northridge4x4

Yes the rear sway bar links will rub on the factory wheels you need wheel spacers or aftermarket wheels.

David

WindyCityGuy

Thanks David. I didnt realize this. Planned on getting new wheels soon, guess soon just became now.

Octogoogles

Did I read somewhere that you can install the links on the inside of the sway to get by?

Schantin

I have the same lift, links, etc on stock wheels. The clearance is tight (like 1/8 of an inch) between the endlink and the inner wheel lip. Mine will tap the wheel when making a very tight corner, but they do not contact the wheel during normal driving. Have about 4500 miles of driving since adding the lift.

Jeepnboy

I have the teraflex extended sway bar arms installed on the inside of the swaybar. I had the same problem originally. No issues now.

WindyCityGuy

Hmmmm. My garage said the rubbing is real bad (so bad so it's not drivable). What would cause the install on one Jeep to have severe rub and no rub on another? There shouldn't be any variance between installs should there??

Octogoogles

Is it rubbing on both sides? They might not have centered the axle correctly.

ScottK

Did they say if both sides are rubbing real bad or only one? The axle may not be centered. Did you get adjustable track bars with the kit?

pastorsteve

Why not simply have them install spacers and get her home? Much (read MUCHO) cheaper than wheels.