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FS: 4th gen sway bar relocation brackets

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blackoutt

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Sway bar relocation brackets. My new coilovers came with black ones so I traded out. Comes with short bolts for sway bar to bracket as shown. SOLD

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Been thinking about doing these. I onl;y have a mild .85 bilstein with some fj cruiser springs lift. When are these needed?
 
Morphyne said:
Been thinking about doing these. I onl;y have a mild .85 bilstein with some fj cruiser springs lift. When are these needed?
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It really depends on the lift height and what coils you're using. With my 885's on 5100's set to 0 (~3" lift) there was minimal clearance between the sway bar and lower spring perch which is why I got these. Really no need if you don't have a concern of contacting there. With almost all true coilovers they are needed due the lower perch location and diameter.
 
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