glwood6

When the TF BB initially came out, it did not include either the frame mounted trackbar drop bracket or the longer rear swaybar links. As each was added to the kit, they were made available to previous purchasers of the BB for a nominal cost. I took advantage of that when each was added, and still have the longer swaybar links in the rear and the rear OEM links in the front on my Rubi, although the BB is long gone. I can see no negative to using the swaybar links provided, and would recommend using them to restore the swaybar angle to near stock after the BB is installed.

bbhockey19

Mine is a sahara, so no quick disconnects, my questions is can i bypass the drop down bracket and just install the sway bar links?

Cpt. Flapjack

Install the rear drop bracket, it centers the axle. Just follow the Teraflex directions and everything will be right. The only thing they don't mention that I would recommend is to cut off any extra bolt length on the sway bar bolts after everything is tight. This makes syre they don't catch on you're tires when fully stuffed. Depending on you're wheel backspacing, it might not matter.

glwood6

The drop down bracket is to center the rear trackbar. The longer links are to level out the swaybar. Two different suspension components.

bbhockey19

correct since I Have the BB installed for a week without changing the sway bar links and the drop down bracket, Can I leave everything installed just jack up the car replace sway bar links and but old back ones in the front and replace rears with the ones given and install the drop down bracket?

ScottW

Yep, that's all you need to do.

Cpt. Flapjack

Yep!