Sway bar

bobbed_84_toy · Dec 25, 2006

What manufacture do you guys recommend for a swaybar?

notstock · Dec 25, 2006

Most on here don't run one.

sarg · Dec 25, 2006

currie

bobbed_84_toy · Dec 25, 2006

notstock said:
Most on here don't run one.

Yeah I don't have one on the Ford 'cause the suspension is so dang stiff.

But the Yota's suspension is way to soft to be running around without a swaybar. I'll see how bad it is when I get the shocks mounted but I'm just about positive that it's going to be leaning way to much on the street/sand without one.

bobbed_84_toy · Dec 25, 2006

sarg said:
currie

I was actually just looking at their setup. Looks like a good way to go to me

PORTER · Dec 25, 2006

Whatever S&N Fab sold me 2 years ago. Call them as they usually stock them. 360-435-9040.

stompinjab1 · Dec 25, 2006

Currie is a good one

Sway bars are for street rigs or poorly set up suspention :haha: :haha: :stirpot: :corn:

bobbed_84_toy · Dec 25, 2006

stompinjab1 said:
Currie is a good one Sway bars are for street rigs or poorly set up suspention :haha: :haha: :stirpot: :corn:

:haha: :haha:

If it was only going to be a trail rig I wouldnt' even bother. But I'm going to be runnin it on the street and headin down to Florence, Oregon for some sand runs a few times every year

TrikeKid · Dec 25, 2006

I don't know what you're running for suspension, but getting the 5125's on my truck stiffened things up.

Roccrawler · Dec 25, 2006

stompinjab1 said:
Currie is a good one Sway bars are for street rigs or poorly set up suspention :haha: :haha: :stirpot: :corn:

That your excuse? :beer:

PORTER · Dec 25, 2006

bobbed_84_toy said:
:haha: :haha:

If it was only going to be a trail rig I wouldnt' even bother.

A sway bar will improve not only on the street, but offroad also. Ask those that run one, and I will be willing to bet they would not take it off.:corn:

bobbed_84_toy · Dec 25, 2006

TrikeKid said:
I don't know what you're running for suspension, but getting the 5125's on my truck stiffened things up.

I ordered some Bilstein 5150s so we'll see what that does for it.

Roccrawler · Dec 25, 2006

PORTER said:
A sway bar will improve not only on the street, but offroad also. Ask those that run one, and I will be willing to bet they would not take it off.:corn:

True that...

Handle like a sports car on dirt roads and stablizes during Oh **** climbs :redneck:

stompinjab1 · Dec 25, 2006

Roccrawler said:
That your excuse? :beer:

Let me rephrase that SWAY BARS ARE FOR POORLY SETUP SUSPENTION /TANKS/RIGS WITH HIGH COG :flipoff:

yodaboy4life · Dec 26, 2006

:haha: :haha: :haha: i took mine of my 82 on 35s and i **** my pants every time i turned a corner being that my back tire would pick off the ground a couple feet

stompinjab1 · Dec 26, 2006

yodaboy4life said:
:haha: :haha: :haha: i took mine of my 82 on 35s and i **** my pants every time i turned a corner being that my back tire would pick off the ground a couple feet

Thats because Yotas are so heavy in the front

Littlexj · Dec 26, 2006

I just got a currie antirock this week, its in my pile of things to get done now. From what I've heard its the best way to go if you choose to run one.