GQ in cab swaybar disconnects.
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 5:06 pm
HI all,
Okay I've got my front sway bar permanently disconnected, however the rear has the factory in cab disconnect (pull the leave it clunks and they are a little more free), now question is this, if I am doing some side slopes should I leave the rear swaybar connected while getting through the sideslopes, rather than leaving them disconnected? Would this help stability on the sideslope? It would have thought yes, but I'm not 100% sure how difference it would make. Anyone got some experience to offer up?
Thanks for the help!
Paul
Okay I've got my front sway bar permanently disconnected, however the rear has the factory in cab disconnect (pull the leave it clunks and they are a little more free), now question is this, if I am doing some side slopes should I leave the rear swaybar connected while getting through the sideslopes, rather than leaving them disconnected? Would this help stability on the sideslope? It would have thought yes, but I'm not 100% sure how difference it would make. Anyone got some experience to offer up?
Thanks for the help!
Paul