Rear Sway Bar
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From: Lewiston, Maine
Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
i just took my rear sway bar off.....can't tell a difference in how it handles or drives.......but i guess handling isn't an issue with how tall my truck is
on my ranger, i could stand in the bed and shake the CRAP out of it
after installing a Bronco II 1inch sway bar, it cut alot of the shaking out
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From: Charlestown, IN
Originally Posted by Gay-briel
on my ranger, i could stand in the bed and shake the CRAP out of it
after installing a Bronco II 1inch sway bar, it cut alot of the shaking out
after installing a Bronco II 1inch sway bar, it cut alot of the shaking out
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From: Wesley Chapel, FL
Hillbank has one kit left from the Roush T-bolts
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...mZ290092457573
They have jacked up the shipping, but at $85 it's still a bargain. Think I paid $90 for mine.
Install instructions are here : http://george-novak.com/swaybars.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...mZ290092457573
They have jacked up the shipping, but at $85 it's still a bargain. Think I paid $90 for mine.
Install instructions are here : http://george-novak.com/swaybars.html
Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
almost all 4wd Rangers also come stock with a rear swaybar....
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From: Charlestown, IN
Originally Posted by Redneckstone
no... i know grants level II doesnt have one and thats the highest up ranger there is.. i beleave bills doesnt have one eather...
i said almost....i didn't say all of them.... 
i beleave alot more 3rd gens come with them and hardly any 98+ came with them i bearly ever see 98+ with them at all...i know my splash had a rear sway bar stock and the truck i have now didnt...
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From: Charlestown, IN
isn't hard to install.....there is only total 8 bolts....1 per end link into the frame (which the holes should already be there for it), 1 per endlink to the swaybar, 4 bolts hold the sway bar on the axle...
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From: Wesley Chapel, FL
Originally Posted by graygooseranger
I know I have one in the front but not the rear, are they hard to install? Is it worth it?
Yes, the rear tires will grip better in corners, and rear-end hop will be reduced.
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From: Wesley Chapel, FL
Originally Posted by jgc2521
Would not having a sway bar be why its so easy to shake the backend of my truck back and forth?
Originally Posted by gatorblue92
mine has one stock 
On newer Rangers, the only models that have the rear sway bar are regular cabs with torsion bar suspension. So, that includes regular cab 4x4, Sport/Edge and Trailhead.
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From: Louisiana
Originally Posted by rwenzing
Because yours is a regular cab Edge.
On newer Rangers, the only models that have the rear sway bar are regular cabs with torsion bar suspension. So, that includes regular cab 4x4, Sport/Edge and Trailhead.
On newer Rangers, the only models that have the rear sway bar are regular cabs with torsion bar suspension. So, that includes regular cab 4x4, Sport/Edge and Trailhead.
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From: NOVA
I'm trying to find a rear sway bar and it's like some magical unicorn... honestly. I can't find them anywhere...lol
I want to install one. My front one is huge. I don't know why they didn't put one on the rear.
-Nigel
I want to install one. My front one is huge. I don't know why they didn't put one on the rear.
-Nigel
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