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Can I Drive My Jeep Without Sway Bar. No harm in it, just more body roll so don't try. #3 · nov 25, 2009. Ok so i have a 97 tj sport that i removed the sway bar completly from the front end because i was planning on making this jeep. When a vehicle corners, it is a big weight shift that the suspension tries to adjust to and sway bars help make that happen. Your vehicle's center of gravity is higher than the halfway point up it, so. I'm at 3.5 lift and 37s. I drive all the time with no front sway bar, mainly due to being lazy after wheeling. I think the metalcloak springs and 6pak shocks do a good job making the jeep stable without the sway bars. The quick disconnects are pretty cheap, so i'd recommend them if you want more suspensiion flex for offroad. I have had 2 notable instances. The longer answer is, no, you won't be safe driving that way. There is inherently more risk associated with driving with your sway bars disconnected.

I drive all the time with no front sway bar, mainly due to being lazy after wheeling. Ok so i have a 97 tj sport that i removed the sway bar completly from the front end because i was planning on making this jeep. The longer answer is, no, you won't be safe driving that way. There is inherently more risk associated with driving with your sway bars disconnected. I have had 2 notable instances. When a vehicle corners, it is a big weight shift that the suspension tries to adjust to and sway bars help make that happen. No harm in it, just more body roll so don't try. Your vehicle's center of gravity is higher than the halfway point up it, so. I'm at 3.5 lift and 37s. I think the metalcloak springs and 6pak shocks do a good job making the jeep stable without the sway bars.

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Can I Drive My Jeep Without Sway Bar I think the metalcloak springs and 6pak shocks do a good job making the jeep stable without the sway bars. #3 · nov 25, 2009. When a vehicle corners, it is a big weight shift that the suspension tries to adjust to and sway bars help make that happen. I have had 2 notable instances. The longer answer is, no, you won't be safe driving that way. Your vehicle's center of gravity is higher than the halfway point up it, so. I think the metalcloak springs and 6pak shocks do a good job making the jeep stable without the sway bars. I'm at 3.5 lift and 37s. No harm in it, just more body roll so don't try. There is inherently more risk associated with driving with your sway bars disconnected. I drive all the time with no front sway bar, mainly due to being lazy after wheeling. Ok so i have a 97 tj sport that i removed the sway bar completly from the front end because i was planning on making this jeep. The quick disconnects are pretty cheap, so i'd recommend them if you want more suspensiion flex for offroad.