) and at full lock they rub the front sway bar so I thought kill two birds with one stone ie. slightly more flex at the front and no rubbing tyres. But if I toss the sway bar will the on road handling be horrible and will I need sea sickness pills? Or is it just slightly different?
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Sway Bar Removal
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Sway Bar Removal
Hi all, a question for those that have removed the front sway bar. I have just fitted the new BFG muddies (very chunky, and thats just the side walls ) and at full lock they rub the front sway bar so I thought kill two birds with one stone ie. slightly more flex at the front and no rubbing tyres. But if I toss the sway bar will the on road handling be horrible and will I need sea sickness pills? Or is it just slightly different?
) and at full lock they rub the front sway bar so I thought kill two birds with one stone ie. slightly more flex at the front and no rubbing tyres. But if I toss the sway bar will the on road handling be horrible and will I need sea sickness pills? Or is it just slightly different?Dubb
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