D2 sway bar disconnects
- Thread starter crown14
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Just use a wrench and take one end link off. The other side can stay on and keep the sway bar from flopping all around.
Ditch the nyloc nuts and use a regular nut that you can spin on and off easily.
For the average person that goes wheeling once or twice a month or every couple months this works great. For the person that wheels every weekend, they should just pull their sway bars off all together.
Ditch the nyloc nuts and use a regular nut that you can spin on and off easily.
For the average person that goes wheeling once or twice a month or every couple months this works great. For the person that wheels every weekend, they should just pull their sway bars off all together.
Keanan - Joel knows more about these trucks than 98% of the people on here. I'm sure he is just looking for a quick fix for someone's truck.
I apologize, I didn't realize this was in the Parts Wanted section. Removing the end links is probably the simplest solution but maybe not the best if it's a customers vehicle. Hopefully someone has something to sell you.