QuickSack

Hey peeps,

I've ran into a small issue, I recently put 37s on and rear upper and lower RK control arms to help push axle back to clear the 37s.
Now my rear swaybar links are at a crazy angle that doesn't look so good.

How do I go about fixing this? Move swaybar back a few inches?


2011 2 door
2.5 inch lift
37s

oleskool

Nice the swaybar back. If you don't they will more than likely bind up during flex and bend because the axle housing will make contact with them. I had the same issue.

FlexyJK

Did you trim the pinch seam? Or just extend the lowers to clear?

QuickSack

How do I roll back the sway bar? Yeah I'm worried about getting it all bent out of shape.

QuickSack

I did both, trimmed the front seam and the rear one in the well also.

Monte417

How much lift are you running. If 2.5" like in your sig you dont have to move your axle back at all just trim front and rear pinch seam and youll be fine. I run the same setup and dont hit anything ide move your axle back to its stock location. Your running 37s not 40s no need to stretch out your wheelbase

Invest2m4

^^^yep, what he said. Looks like you pushed the axle too far back. While it's nice to get some extra stretch, there are issues that come along with it.

Personally, I removed my rear sway bar. You might try that and see how it feels. Seems like 2 door JKs can't really tell it's not there. I know I can't.

QuickSack

Running 2.5 lift, relatively light setup so I may have netted more. The axle doesn't look to be pushed back too far, still looks centered. I'll upload a picture when I get back. I'm going to try and roll it like oleskool said, if that fails probably remove it.

Invest2m4

Just noticed it looks like you have stock links on? If so, they're too short and that is probably the issue.

D_engel

Move the swaybar back 2" or so. Or you can just ditch in completely. I've been running without one for quite some time and dont miss it