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Removing Sway Bar 4Runner. I am tired of the knocks i get whilst traveling over speed. My 4runner's sway bar has been gone over a year, i like how the truck rides without it (feels less jarring offroad), but to each their own. Going from memory from when i did some front suspension work: I’ve always pulled the sway bar off of my tacomas and never had issues. My question is, what are people doing with their sway bars on the 4runners after suspension install? The top bolt can be removed with a ratchet wrench or breaker bar. Now that the bolts have soaked for some time, they can be removed and the sway bar links taken out. And, if that's not enough flex, get a heep. Remove the old sway bar link. It’s probably one of the least expensive things you can replace in your. Swapping out your sway bar bushings is a simple and easy diy replacement that can be done in a couple of minutes. I was wondering if anyone has removed their rear sway bar?

It’s probably one of the least expensive things you can replace in your. Swapping out your sway bar bushings is a simple and easy diy replacement that can be done in a couple of minutes. Now that the bolts have soaked for some time, they can be removed and the sway bar links taken out. I am tired of the knocks i get whilst traveling over speed. I’ve always pulled the sway bar off of my tacomas and never had issues. And, if that's not enough flex, get a heep. I was wondering if anyone has removed their rear sway bar? The top bolt can be removed with a ratchet wrench or breaker bar. My question is, what are people doing with their sway bars on the 4runners after suspension install? Going from memory from when i did some front suspension work:

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Removing Sway Bar 4Runner My question is, what are people doing with their sway bars on the 4runners after suspension install? The top bolt can be removed with a ratchet wrench or breaker bar. Remove the old sway bar link. I am tired of the knocks i get whilst traveling over speed. And, if that's not enough flex, get a heep. It’s probably one of the least expensive things you can replace in your. My 4runner's sway bar has been gone over a year, i like how the truck rides without it (feels less jarring offroad), but to each their own. Swapping out your sway bar bushings is a simple and easy diy replacement that can be done in a couple of minutes. I’ve always pulled the sway bar off of my tacomas and never had issues. Now that the bolts have soaked for some time, they can be removed and the sway bar links taken out. I was wondering if anyone has removed their rear sway bar? Going from memory from when i did some front suspension work: My question is, what are people doing with their sway bars on the 4runners after suspension install?