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Disconnecting Sway Bar
- Thread starter RickM
- Start date
Awesome. Thanks a ton. I did a search for sway bars and did not come back with much. I am thinking of doing something similar but using hood pins to mount it to the chassis so I can remove it fast. I am also thinking this might help illuminate some suspension induced front movement as well.
Did you just mount a sway bar in the rear or did you you put one in the front as well?
Did you just mount a sway bar in the rear or did you you put one in the front as well?
didn't do the front.
The bar is made from a 4mm threaded rod. I put a nut on the inside the the arms and a locking wheel nut on the out side. I held the inner nut with some needle nose just a little lose from the Green tube right out side the frame. Then I lock down the locking nut on the outter. This compress the arm so all the movement comes from the small tube. I want to be able to dis-attach when crawlin. It's working pretty well. I think
JB-Weld or lock tight the inner nut to the 4mm shaft. As that will never need to be loose
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Stone Pillow
Rock Stacker
i use a sway bar on my comp crawler. uses ball ends and snaps on and right off. really helped on side hill and tourqe twist. "thumbsup"
