Rear Sway Bar
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Rear Sway Bar
Hey guys, I have a question...I have a 98 F150 4x4 and was wondering if the rear sway bar is ok to be removed? Does it affect it that much? Or would you recommend leaving it on.
I don't know if this matters for anything but it is lifted 5" and running 35's. I don't tow a whole lot, just trying to make it my off roader on the weekends.
I don't know if this matters for anything but it is lifted 5" and running 35's. I don't tow a whole lot, just trying to make it my off roader on the weekends.
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Don't see any big problems, I asked this question a while back. Just don't take any stupid hard turns with it, although since you have a front sway bar, it won't be as big of an issue
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Also, If I do take it off, I heard that there's something as far sway bars go that you can put up front that will support the rear as well? I don't know what it's called, and I just heard about it during a random discussion some buddies were having. Do you know anything about that?
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What do you mean about the highway? Will it not be so stable at high speeds? I get the turning part, just have to take it easy, so I'll go slow there. Also, If I do take it off, I heard that there's something as far sway bars go that you can put up front that will support the rear as well? I don't know what it's called, and I just heard about it during a random discussion some buddies were having. Do you know anything about that?
And I've never heard of that. Sorry /: