Nice. I too get it plenty of flex but no enough to make the rear not sway as much
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Nice. I too get it plenty of flex but no enough to make the rear not sway as much
Do you have a rear sway bar on?
As of now I do not. I keep ripping it off. I was thinking of looking into an Anti Rock sway bar potentially but they cost a bunch... The idea of not having a rear sway bar sounds good as you can see, It just makes the truck lean way too much and doesn't apply enough force on the front axle to flex more. Or at least that's what I'm thinking
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I think you’re heading in the right direction! I have their 7/8” bar that I’ve been procrastinating putting on for the front of mine
So do you have one in the rear of your rig?
No, I haven’t ripped off the stock rear one yet
I have similar photos of my old 105 series.
It was on 2" lift, with modified shock mounts running 4" lift shocks, no front sway bar, rear sway bar intact.
It was the rear sway bar binding that stopped it flexing more
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I never tried it, still on my to-do list. Several people said the stock radius arm will hit the tie rod with the bolt pulled out, need to check.
So I was able to find a used rear sway bar (mine was all twisted up) and I have to report... The truck did so much better wheeling with it on! The front was flexing more and the rear wasn't swaying as much. Plus it was so much more predictable on regular roads. Win win in my book. Just will have to go with an Irock set up since I know it's just a matter of time before I rip this one off!
