Custom sway bars for a 40

[dieseldude]

Does anyone make a heavy duty sway bar set up for a 40? I currently use a sway bar from a 70 series and found it a little loose on the highway - especially if I changed lanes.

I upgraded my shocks last year to the new Rancho RS9000x with in cab air controls and realized the air nipples are way to close to the existing sway bar. I found this out after breaking the nipples during a nice climb. Before I broke it, when I had the shock setting at 9 (the stiffest) it was much more manageable, but still not as stiff as I would like.

In my feeble mind - a set up like the Currie Anti-Rock would be ideal as it sits high and outta the way however their arm length (17", 18" or 20") is way too long for my application. If I cut theirs down to my needs (approx 8") it would make their sway bar way too stiff IMHO.

My buggy has coils front & back. Four link long arm in the rear and three link long arm in the front with detachable sway bar linkage. It's all custom built. It has fantastic articulation.

I'm thinking of going air bags (from a highway truck) at least out back as then I can change air pressures.

If anyone has any ideas - please let me know. Any and all ideas would be appreciated.

[outbackoffroadgear]

We make a push button quick disconnect sway bar it will keep the rig very stable on the road and when you hit the trail push the button on the dash and the sway bar will be disconnect. The sway bar kit is 625.00 every thing but compressor.

[LandC1973]

outbackoffroadgear

Do you have a web link for this sway bar?

[dieseldude]

Originally Posted by LandC1973

outbackoffroadgear

Do you have a web link for this sway bar?

Hey LandC1973

The website is Outback Off Road Gear

I should get a commission or serious discount if you buy something . . . . now onto his website to do some shoppin'