The disconnected front of my Jeep pretty much floats over rocks and bumps, but I seriously feel that shit on the back wheels. What's bad about disconnecting the rear? I bet the ride off road would be SUPER smooth. Is there a problem with over-flexing or something?
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Woot! Two ppl in this thread ride with no rear sway bar. Sorry spinlock. I'm taking mine off.
This myth is false. I challenge you to find the sway-bar condition in your insurance policy.insurance wont be there for you if they notice no rear sway bar (which they most likely will), and chrysler will back them up.
Insurance will pay even if you're driving drunk with two sway bars disconnected and one of the wheels removed.
Yes auto policies are pretty much standard.
Yes auto policies are pretty much standard.
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