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Anyone have a good diagram of how the front sway bar gets installed? How many bracket are actually attached to the front Diff? Are they both welded on?
I was thinking about buying a 77 Bronco sway bar from a guy I know but it seems like it would limit suspension travel. Does anyone know if that is true? Do you guys that have added sway bars think it helps?
I was thinking about buying a 77 Bronco sway bar from a guy I know but it seems like it would limit suspension travel. Does anyone know if that is true?
Correct. Yet if you have a 95% street driven daily driver the street manuerism is vastly improved. Doesn't keep you off the trails either. So it depends what you want your bronco to do Crawl, Walk or Run.
I know mine does not like high speeds (triple digit) without a sway bar. I am not sure if it would help in that situation either as I think I am actuall getting more problem with front end lift then anything else. Soft springs that are good in the rocks do have a nice ighway ride, but are not ment to impersonate a mustang.