sway bar really worth it?

[684FRO]

99 tj ,tons , stretched, coilovers and 40's. no sway bar.... little scary on the road but it doesnt feel as bad as it must look, i get alot of oh my god looks from other drivers as i am cornering.. ( i drive it to work several times a week).

question : how many people have driven a similar set up with and without a sway bar and is it worth it ? i am thinking about a currie anti rock for the rear only.. ( no room up front ). off cambers are a bitch off road as well, so i think i would enjoy having it offroad too..


any thoughts or suggestions ?

[southernwonton]

Night and day difference for my friends rig. Any side hilling before would get him that "flopping" feeling. Money well spent.

[cottonmouth]

Definitely worth it, however, it would be more effective up front for road driving.....

[684FRO]

Originally Posted by cottonmouth

Definitely worth it, however, it would be more effective up front for road driving.....

i hear that, but i am out of room up there.. so the rear is the only resonable option in my case

[stjjames]

Originally Posted by 684FRO

i hear that, but i am out of room up there.. so the rear is the only resonable option in my case

Let's see.
And for my rig, it's a no brainer.
Night & day difference both on & off road.

[TheHNIC]

I am at the same point as you on my heep....out of room up front. I think this is the best/only way for me to mount mine, maybe itll work for you too.Post 75: http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showt...=916570&page=3 I never have had or liked a swaybar in the rear, but my last suspension had one up front and i liked the way it worked on and off the street.

[hurleygo3]

I'd put a sway bar on the rear before I put one on the front. Yes they do make a difference.

[robert-r]

Originally Posted by hurleygo3

I'd put a sway bar on the rear before I put one on the front. Yes they do make a difference.

x2
if I could fit one on the front, i'd have one there, too