Currie rear anitrock sway bar
Wandering if anyone is running the rear anitrock sway bay? What you pros or cons? I have the front looking into getting the rear. Is this a good idea?
Con for me, it was the same rate or a little softer than the stocker. For some it doesn't matter, for me it did. In addition to my wheeler its my wife's DD. I was looking for something stiffer for my heavy 4dr, that didn't lose flex on the trail. Just my two cents.
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I wouldn't, but I think my sticker provides adequate flex, so you're in quite a pickle. Maybe get one from a wrecked 2-door. They may have more give, since the 2-doors have less weight and don't need a stronger sway bar
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Have both front and rear Anti-rocks. Ran front with stock rear for a couple years. Excellent upgrade over stock front or completely disconnected. Safer as well on trails.
Added rear recently. DD and trail rig for 82K miles. Rear feels slightly looser than stock. Added flex. And again, more stable and safer than running without swaybars.
Both great upgrades.
Added rear recently. DD and trail rig for 82K miles. Rear feels slightly looser than stock. Added flex. And again, more stable and safer than running without swaybars.
Both great upgrades.


