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BROKEN FRONT GU SWAYBAR?????

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BROKEN FRONT GU SWAYBAR?????

Post by ads80 »

My ps front swaybar keeps popping the nut off where it attatches to the actual swaybar bit??? anyone have any clues as to why or how to fix and make not happen again???????????

thanks in advance adam
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Post by coxy321 »

Is the thread on the swaybar link buggered? If so - just buy a replacement.
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Post by BeNoS »

also is the swaybar link pin matched to the lift kit(if fitted) as if its to short it wont work very well.
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Post by ads80 »

Yes the thread was buggered so it was fixed and the new nut welded on, it has also been extended to suit lift(50mm), me thinks just shit design and not supposed to be fully compressed ???? Hoping someone has an alternative??
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Post by cooki_monsta »

yes, remove it :D
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[quote="ads80"]Yes the thread was buggered so it was fixed and the new nut welded on, it has also been extended to suit lift(50mm), me thinks just shit design and not supposed to be fully compressed ???? Hoping someone has an alternative??[/quote
Buy extended swaybar links to suit your lift (like BeNoS suggested)? They're meant to work when weight/load shifts becomes uneven, they are not designed to be under a constant load from lifted suspension as well.
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Post by BadMav »

Just take the front sway bar out altogether, the front suspension acts like a giant swaybar anyway. I don't run any in mine, front or rear and it drives rather good considering. If you are going to run swaybars, the rear is the most important one IMO. It helps stop that wheelstand feature on roundabouts :D
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