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Originally posted by KellyJ
If I wanted to disconnect the rear swaybar to add a little more flex while offroading (not while on the street obviously) how would I do this? Does someone have a picture of how to do it, or where the disconnects are?
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Disconnect the rear swaybar at the end links. One end link per side. The swaybar itself is bolt to the rear axle in 2 spots, so by diconnecting the end links will not totally remove the sb. You can also disconnect the front swaybar in the same manner if you wish.
If you feel this is something you plan to do often while offroading, you may want to look into a set of front and rear quick disconnects. With these, you do not have to unbolt each end link every time you go out and then rebolt them back up when you are done. Instead, quick disconnects have a pin you can pull to disengage the swaybar or insert the pin to engage it.
Oh and the rear end links are located right in front of both rear wheels. The top of the e.l. is mounted next to the frame, while the bottom of the e.l. is connected to the swaybar.
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