Front Roush swaybar
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12-29-2007
Front Roush swaybar
Hey guys, I got a set of Roush Sway bars for my 2004 4x4 4.0 Ranger, i've read in a few places that the stock 4x4 front bar and the roush front sway bar are the same. (No reason to go through the hassle on the front if im putting on the same thing i'm taking off). I have no rear bar now, so I know that one will be going on. Is the Roush front bar the same as what i've got now? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by rangeredge_03
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EDIT: Nevermind, found everything on hillbank's website, woohoo!
Last edited by bwester04; 12-29-2007 at 09:43 PM.
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12-30-2007
The passenger side axle clamp is made to straddle the junction of the diff housing and the axle tube. It needs to be there to have the bar in the correct position and clear the PS shock. Since the diff is not centered, the clamp is about 2 inches away from the diff housing on the driver side.
Installing the nut for the driver side link bar is a bit of a pain because of the tight clearance between the fuel tank and the frame rail.
Here's a post with some pics that may help:
Installing the nut for the driver side link bar is a bit of a pain because of the tight clearance between the fuel tank and the frame rail.
Here's a post with some pics that may help:
Originally Posted by rwenzing
This is a stock 2000 Ranger rear bar on a 2003 Ranger 31-spline 8.8. It's 100% bolt on.
DS:
PS:
PS:
The right side clamp goes right up against the differential housing casting on mine while the left side is about 2" from the housing.
The front mounts should line up with prepunched holes in the frame. The nut on the inside of the frame on the fuel tank side is a bit hard to reach.
Top of passenger side link mounted to frame (behind traction bar):
Front view of PS link:
Front view of PS clamp. Notice that the bolts fit right up against the housing flange and the clamp actually straddles both the axle tube and the diff housing:
DS:
PS:
PS:
The right side clamp goes right up against the differential housing casting on mine while the left side is about 2" from the housing.
The front mounts should line up with prepunched holes in the frame. The nut on the inside of the frame on the fuel tank side is a bit hard to reach.
Top of passenger side link mounted to frame (behind traction bar):
Front view of PS link:
Front view of PS clamp. Notice that the bolts fit right up against the housing flange and the clamp actually straddles both the axle tube and the diff housing:
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Originally Posted by 07B2300
And BTW, is my 4x2 front bar the same as the front Roush?
Originally Posted by 245Ranger
Hey guys, I got a set of Roush Sway bars for my 2004 4x4 4.0 Ranger, i've read in a few places that the stock 4x4 front bar and the roush front sway bar are the same. (No reason to go through the hassle on the front if im putting on the same thing i'm taking off). I have no rear bar now, so I know that one will be going on. Is the Roush front bar the same as what i've got now? Thanks.
Originally Posted by bwester04
Yeah it's the same..
Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01
Yea..same front as what's on your truck now. I installed a set of Roush bars on my little brother's 2wd ranger.......they be the same as a 4x4.
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