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Ive seen the Jeep Speed guys run them. Or would it even be worth it?

as long as you can mount it I don't see why not.

that what I'm trying to find out! I know it's a torsion type of set-up so im tring to get ideas how to fabthe mounts.

I have no idea what this thing does, is it a sway bar? Do you have too much travel? But if you have to custom fit it anyway, you may want to start with a generic sway bar, with the currie one your probably paying for the name, and the bolt-up ability.

Chad

Originally posted by chadl
I have no idea what this thing does, is it a sway bar? Do you have too much travel? But if you have to custom fit it anyway, you may want to start with a generic sway bar, with the currie one your probably paying for the name, and the bolt-up ability.

Chad
Its a sway bar that uses a straight torsion bar with splines on the end. Then the arms that go on the splines have multiple positions that affect the torque capabilites of the torsion bar depending on which hole you use.

where I read this I do not remember, maybe JP.
Curry is working on a kit for the yj, xj, zj, and the cj. Well be basicaly the same as the tj, only mounted different.
for what that was worth:D

Originally posted by richard-head
where I read this I do not remember, maybe JP.
Curry is working on a kit for the yj, xj, zj, and the cj. Well be basicaly the same as the tj, only mounted different.
for what that was worth:D

For leaf springs, it seems kind of pointless.

Emailed Currie about this they said the do not know of this but rubicon express uses them on thier jeepspeed rig..so its now to see if re has a kit to put one on a xj, I had hoped that currie would know since they just got 5 freaking grand from me for a 44 and a 9 inch rear!!!!:mad: