sway bar link question
I have a 3.25 lift and still have the stock jku sway bar links. I don't plan on doing any crawling and wont do a ton of off roading , except for driving on the beach a few times a year. Am I going to damage my sway bar by not having the extended links? I have heard of people putting the rear links on the front and getting new rear links. not sure if that's the answer or if I should just buy new ones all the way around, or if I need new ones at all
any info or help would be appreciated. thanks
any info or help would be appreciated. thanks
I have a 3.25 lift and still have the stock jku sway bar links. I don't plan on doing any crawling and wont do a ton of off roading , except for driving on the beach a few times a year. Am I going to damage my sway bar by not having the extended links? I have heard of people putting the rear links on the front and getting new rear links. not sure if that's the answer or if I should just buy new ones all the way around, or if I need new ones at all
any info or help would be appreciated. thanks
any info or help would be appreciated. thanksI have longer rear links installed on my 3" lifted Jeep and no links in the front. There is slightly more body roll, but it rides super smooth.


