Man A Fre swaybars
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Why??!
You have swaybars that are of equal beef, unless you lost them, broke them, etc there isn't much point there.
If you lifted, get the blocks to space it and be done.
You have swaybars that are of equal beef, unless you lost them, broke them, etc there isn't much point there.
If you lifted, get the blocks to space it and be done.
agree with Dan. MAF does make great products, but this is something i don't think you would need unless you were planning on lowering the cruiser and trying to make it more streetable.
I bought most of my 4" lift from Man-a-free including the heavy duty sway bars. I also went with 1.25" spacer adapters. I wanted to maintain streetability while maximizing my offroad capability. The truck handled better after the lift and the sway bars may have helped though I have never ran the lift with stock. The Man-a-free sway bars were much thicker.