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Front stabilizer bar with 2" lift

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Front stabilizer bar with 2" lift

Post by Ben_Sierra »

Hey quick question.

I've just put 2" lifted springs in my 90 Sierra, in addition to the extended shackles which were on when I bought the car. Thing is, I can't get the front stabilizer bar to reach the spring plates now to reconnect it. What should I do?
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Post by atari4x4 »

remove it completely.
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Post by 31zook »

take one grinder and one sway bar and make 3 paint stirrers :finger:
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Post by Ben_Sierra »

Removing it won't have any adverse effect?
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Post by 31zook »

no
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Post by Ben_Sierra »

Ok, thanks! Its gone!
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Post by alien »

youll actually find it goes better offroad too, and on road, a little body roll on corners but nothing drastic. First mod most suuzki owners undertake =) its also one of the cheapest! haha
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