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Old 11-11-2021, 05:23 AM #16
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I got the spacer kit from Treaty Oak and only installed the rear spacers because I have extended travel rear shocks and don't want my panhard bar to contact the KDSS sway bar at droop. I also installed a Eimkeith PCK to move the panhard bar back to horizontal OEM angle which provides even more clearance, centers my axle left to right, and raises my roll center back to stock handling characteristics. I did not install the spacer on the front KDSS swaybar because I do not have a significant amount of lean that needs correcting.
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I got the spacer kit from Treaty Oak and only installed the rear spacers because I have extended travel rear shocks and don't want my panhard bar to contact the KDSS sway bar at droop. I also installed a Eimkeith PCK to move the panhard bar back to horizontal OEM angle which provides even more clearance, centers my axle left to right, and raises my roll center back to stock handling characteristics. I did not install the spacer on the front KDSS swaybar because I do not have a significant amount of lean that needs correcting.
i just want the ability to reset the KDSS sway bar to neutral so the bushings on the front LCA's arent constantly jacked up.
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Awesome - thanks.
I may add a spacer just to keep geometry as was designed. I think the engineers were smart about the design.

Good advice. 👍🏻😃
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