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Starting with my lift tomarrow.

Pvt. Maggot

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Well since skyjacker decided my rear spring bushings were rare, costing me 15 extra dollars, I can start putting my lift on, a few questions, should I leave the swaybar on or remove it? anything I should do while installing? just wondering, thanks alot.

Jack
 
Pvt. Maggot said:
Well since skyjacker decided my rear spring bushings were rare, costing me 15 extra dollars, I can start putting my lift on, a few questions, should I leave the swaybar on or remove it? anything I should do while installing? just wondering, thanks alot.

Jack
get rid of the swaybar bro.take pics while installing.:D
 
most lift springs are stiffer then stock so shouldnt have anytrouble with body roll. when removing the swaybar depending on springs it will flex more
 
I was thinking that it kept the steering in line, kept it from getting all out of wack, learn something all the time. hah thanks for that.
 
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