Sway Bar Relocator?

Lexusbstrdchild

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I got my lift done a few weeks ago and i was happy the sway bar wasnt rubbing the shock collars underneath. now i got the alignment done yesterday, and now the sway bar is rubbing the shock collars on both the pass. and driver sides. Is this what the sway bar relocators are for? Has anyone had luck with them and what brand would you reccomend? Tried searching but not much help.
 
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You should be able to clear. Are the springs indexed properly? Does the whole assembly need to be turned to provide more clearance? Look at the bottom of the spring. If it was rotated would that give you the clearance you need? I think it will and it's not uncommon for the installer to miss that nuance. With 884's I don't think you'll need to relocate the bar.
 
i installed them so its not anybodys fault but mine. turning them will not change anything, i have them so the flat part of the spring perch is facing out, so that would be the smallest diameter possible facing out. i also have the top spacer from toytec which adds another inch of lift (1/2" spacer). For whatever reason, theyre rubbing, so thats my next question, will the relocator help?
 
i also have the top spacer from toytec which adds another inch of lift (1/2" spacer). For whatever reason, theyre rubbing, so thats my next question, will the relocator help?

Ah... That may make a difference. The relocator is what you want. Check out Allpro's endlinks too. They're proud of them but they look pretty sweet. They may do what you need too.

I've read about the relocator, seen pics but forget who makes them.
 
I have the 884's with the toytec top plate and I also have the sway bar reloc blocks and nothing hits or rubs!
 
ok sweet thats what im getting then. im going with the toytec relocator soon as darrick pms me back! thanks guys! at least its only rubbing the bar and spring perch and not like a coil or something. i can live with it until it arrives on my porch and im putting it in that night lol
 

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