shadow247
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Don't do it. Just don't. Sway bars were put on vehicles long ago to prevent rollovers in emergency maneuvers. Go back and watch Consumer Reports Rollover Tests to see what I'm talking about.
You will not gain anything by disconnecting or removing the sway bars on a road vehicle. I would venture to say even off-road the effect is dubious at best. I run hard trails with a sway bar without issue. The sway bar does a good job of limiting downtravel so you don't blow CV's on the trail.
You will not gain anything by disconnecting or removing the sway bars on a road vehicle. I would venture to say even off-road the effect is dubious at best. I run hard trails with a sway bar without issue. The sway bar does a good job of limiting downtravel so you don't blow CV's on the trail.