It is my understanding that the rear sway bar should be parallel to the ground, or "0 degrees"...Is this correct ?

It is also my understanding that the front sway bar should be at 5 degrees...Is that 5 degrees down towards the ground? or 5 degrees up towards the Jeep?

Do each of the front sway bar end links need to be the exact same length ?
Do each of the rear sway bar end links need to be the exact same length?

I have already installed the OME HD Long travel kit from David at Northridge, but I just received the adjustable sway bar end links.

I have a 2008 2dr Rubicon 6spd.

If anyone can help it would be much appreciated! Thanks!

 

Some adj the rear right a little longer to compensate for the JK lean. The front should be the same length.

 

I don't understand how the length of the sway bar links would compensate for the lean, can you explain this??

 

Well, no, I don't understand it as it seems the sway bar would flex more to compensate for the different lenghs. But. WOL says it does in this link:

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...highlight=lean

 

Thanks for that answer!

I still need to know if the rear should be at 0 degrees, or parallel to the ground? AND
Is the front to be at 5 degrees ? and, is that 5 degrees down toward the ground? or 5 degrees up toward the Jeep?

Anyone....?

 

The front should be set to 0 degrees with plus or minus 5 degrees being within tolerance. The rear should also be at 0 degrees but it is not as critical as the front as long as you are close to level.

 

Cool, I'm going to try that. I'm not saying it doesn't work, just don't understand. But then again, I don't understand how a lot of things work!

 

I installed Currie adj on the rear and set my right one about 1/2" longer, just at WOL mentioned. It does work, I would think that the sway bar would just flex to account for the different sway bar links but my JK doesn't lean anymore.

 

Yep. Sorry I forgot to answer that.