??? - Let me see your sway bar!
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From: Lowell, AR
Originally Posted by rwenzing
I was wondering if the rearward position of the DS Ranger shock would cause problems with the Ex bar. On the Explorer, both shocks are canted forward.
here it is, the tube comes with it and the bushings. and the axle mounts.
the arms are flat and you get the links to length, its adjustible so you can make it softer or harder.
this is what i plan on running in the rear when i switch to coils.
you would just run the tube in the frame and weld the tube to the frame.
the arms are flat and you get the links to length, its adjustible so you can make it softer or harder.
this is what i plan on running in the rear when i switch to coils.
you would just run the tube in the frame and weld the tube to the frame.
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Wow! Holy schnikees! That's a mother of a frickin sway bar! Got a link? (hyperlink, that is.)
It would be pretty obvious. It's the only large diameter bar attached to the axle tubes.
Originally Posted by yellow rhino
When I bought my truck I was told it had the rear sway bar but looking under there I dont see one. Or I'm just dumb.
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