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Old 03-21-2017, 07:30 AM
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Originally Posted by stevedolce
Looking at their website they have combos of steel and aluminum arms and frames..what did you go with?
steel... alum looks nice and will save a few lbs
Old 03-21-2017, 01:52 PM
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I recently installed the Currie Antirock front way bar system. So far I'm really liking them. I've already put a decent amount of highway miles and some offroad and twisty road miles on them and the increased body roll is minimum in my case.
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Super happy with my Currie AR.

As stated a bit more roll on road but it's livable. It's a Jeep, not a sports car and drive it as such.
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Yeah-it's a jeep, not a Porsche. Aside from the look, is there a performance difference between the alumiminum and steel?
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I have the Currie also, both front and rear. It is flat towed behind my motorhome and performs great as well as off road. On road it does "roll" a little but its smooth, subtle and predicable. I'll save the cone pattern for the Chevelle.
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I have front and rear Currie Anti Rocks on my JK and as others have said I am super happy with the upgrade. As others have stated a little more body roll with the daily driving but it is a Jeep and absolutely nothing to many anyways that is unbearable.
Old 03-27-2017, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by stevedolce
Yeah-it's a jeep, not a Porsche. Aside from the look, is there a performance difference between the alumiminum and steel?
Other than weight difference, I don't think so. I have heard that the aluminum arms may need to be re-tightened a few times in the beginning (at a few hundred miles or so).
Old 03-27-2017, 03:31 PM
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I have the Anti Rock (aluminum version) Front and rear, and like others have said, it performs awesome off-road. However on road it feels like you're driving an old Lincoln town car, floats like a cloud, but is predictable, and makes you feel like your on a calm boat ride at times. All and all, they are very liveable, and are a beautiful product.Click image for larger version

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Old 03-29-2017, 05:45 AM
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Love the Currie Anti-Rock in steel. I noticed most replies were from JKU owners. 2 door here with short-arm. I wanted a simple transition from on-road to off-road, beating on a disconnect to re-connect is not something a 60's female should be doing.
I have found a light touch on the wheel on the freeway is the easiest. I love the ride and its very stable on mountain roads when paired with the 3ply side wall BFGs.
This is my 3rd Jeep (CJ, TJ, MAX) so I know about roll, wander and rough ride.



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