Rough country sway bar disconnects
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Rough country sway bar disconnects
Does anybody have any opinions of these discos?
Also does anybody know the minimum and length of adjustability for these links?
Also does anybody know the minimum and length of adjustability for these links?
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thanks! I have about 2 inches of lift so I am trying to figure out if their 2.5 inch sway bar has enough adjustability for a slightly smaller lift.
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You want to keep the sway bar level for best ride quality. If you need to you can use a cutoff wheel trim the threaded end down and use a die set to put more threads on the shaft. Standard 1/2" die set. I'v read of people on here already doing it with great results. I'm sure 1/2" off level will not be a big deal.
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Negative swaybar angle is what you need to watch out for. (while the links are connected and the axle is drooped). A little positive angle from 2.5" links on a 2" lift, I wouldn't worry about it.
And since we are talking about disconnects and not fixed links, it's more of a non-issue, since it is kinda hard to flip a swaybar and pretzel the links when they aren't connected...
And since we are talking about disconnects and not fixed links, it's more of a non-issue, since it is kinda hard to flip a swaybar and pretzel the links when they aren't connected...
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Here are some pictures of them in my driveway. Best $60 I'v spent. Connected my rear tire comes off the ground. I would recommend a petroleum paste to keep them lubed. It makes them easier to slide on and off. Also I did not use the frame mounts, I just bought some tactical ties. You can wrap them tight then unwrap them when your done.
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