I ordered a 4" Rough Country Suspension Lift Kit for my 96' B4000. I didn't think of it at the time, but am I going to need some sway bar drop brackets for the front?
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Sway bar drop brackets?
- Thread starter Vexy
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martin
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You could make or buy longer links or just take it off.
just take them off
99RangerKrazy
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Agreed, just take them off. You won't notice much (if any) difference.
Thanks guys.
My truck sees NO highway time, so I guess handling won't be affected too drastically.
My truck sees NO highway time, so I guess handling won't be affected too drastically.
kevinsranger
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you wont feel any difference, i didnt, and i have wrecked shocks and worn springs on my 94, and i can't feel a single bit of difference with both front and rear sway bars removed
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