Hey, what is the sway bar for? How does taking it off affect your driving?

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Jesús Levy
At least one jeep in the family....
L.O.S.T. # 590105
2005 Liberty Sport 4X4 - Rock Rails - Frankenlift
- Ranchos RSX - 245/75/16 BFG AT KO - Full skids - Rock Rails - True Trac

I don't remember who was telling me I guess it is suppose to be a totally diffrent world of driving if you take the sway bar off.

~JUD

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JuDdY

I am still stock, and i removed mine inbetween 2 days of 4 wheelin. I noticed the difference right away. It give you way more articulation in the rear end, but when you are out on the pavement, you can definitly feel more roll going around bends.

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-nate
LOST#NL068123 - 2005 Renegade 3.7L 4x4, Off-Road Package, Rock Rails, Skids, Command-Trac, Trac-Loc LSD, Light Bar, K&N Drop in Filter, AMSOIL LUBES, RRO's Diff Guard for 8.25", Frankenlift, & Goodyear MT/R's
Cardomain

OK, I have that same squeek but, it does not happen when I have a passenger or something on the back seat.

Any idea's, short of ripping out the seat. I've tried all sorts of things (mostly just turning the CD player up) to work it out but am at a loss as to what it could be.

Have checked all the other things indicated here and it's still there.

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