Rear Swaybar
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I'm wondering how many people run without there rear swaybar? This last weekend I found the rear swaybar was restricting my CO's to work properly so I removed the swaybar. Driving on the road, I can't tell a difference and droop on the rear axle dropped further per measurement.
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After adding RK rear control arms it pushed my axle back to where the sway bar links were contacting the upper control arm mount. I had planned to move the sway bar back, but when removing it i ended up busting off two or three of the bolts so i left the thing off.
After running without it the only difference i see is offroad, making my shocks my limiting factor so if i droop too much i couls lose a coil..
On road no difference really.
After running without it the only difference i see is offroad, making my shocks my limiting factor so if i droop too much i couls lose a coil..
On road no difference really.
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Front is a must. Going down 168 from Shaver with no rear tracbar didn't even feel a difference.