Does anyone know if I will have a problem if I disconnect the Stock Sway links and then drive it on the road for about 100 miles? I'm going to an off-road event this weekend and would rather not try to get them off up there.
Thanks in advance
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Does anyone know if I will have a problem if I disconnect the Stock Sway links and then drive it on the road for about 100 miles? I'm going to an off-road event this weekend and would rather not try to get them off up there.
Thanks in advance
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It's going to be very squirrely... I'd just take them off up there, it's not hard at all.. Tone can give you some tips.
Scott / moncha.com
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Originally posted by Moncha
It's going to be very squirrely... I'd just take them off up there, it's not hard at all.. Tone can give you some tips.
Thanks Scott - thats all I needed to hear. I found a post describing how to do it. Do you know if the stock brake lines are long enough to stretch the added drop down?
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I took the whole damn thing off.......best off-road improvment ....
Way worse handling on road......(Drove across the USA like this)
Quick disconects (like Swordys) are the way to go!!!!
Al
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