FJ Cruisers of Northern California
Removing sway bar when wheeling????
Is it worth the time to do it? If so would a detachable bar be worth biulding/buying??? I wan't more travel in my front end but I dont want to rip out my boots or damage something else. What do you guys think??
Running a 3" oem lift on 18" wheels and 33" tires
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Permalink Reply by crawlinrollins on
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If I end up biulding a disconect sway bar Ill post them on here. Sence Im starting my own shop I'll have stuff like this up for sale soon..
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Permalink Reply by Mike Oliver on
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that would be fantastic! Let us know if you do start a project like this. I'm definitely interested.
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Permalink Reply by Maximus (Max) on
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id be down to get one if it wasnt too expensive! let us know how it goes
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Cool deal guys Im going to get or biuld a detach swaybar set up...
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http://www.fjcruiserforums.com/forums/want-sell-fj-related-items/98...
from a few years ago but who knows he might still have it..
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Permalink Reply by Blowtorch Betty on
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Since doing my SAW lift in February, I've been running without a sway bar. It's been great for wheeling on difficult trails in California and Moab. I've put about 5000 road miles on my truck since removing the sway bar - there's definitely more body roll, but the only time I really notice it is in some really tight curves near my work, so I take it a little easier through those now. I rarely notice body roll issues elsewhere. Other than that, I don't miss my sway bar at all.
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I Looked into building a link but it will have to be like the one you guys posted due to the sway bar hitting the boot when flexing so Ill have to get another sway bar and biuld one up.
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I like that Idea so I dont have to draw up new ones lol
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