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Old 01-20-2014, 07:02 PM   #26
LONGHAIR
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Re: Lift kit questions

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What are the positive and negatives of keeping the sway bar?
The positive is better on-road handling, flatter cornering, less body-roll. Stiffer "lift" springs do some of this on their own, so part of the positives are reduced.

The negatives include reduced axle "articulation" and over-all suspension stiffness.

Many guys use a quick-disconnect to get the best of both worlds. You can keep the on-road handling pluses yet still have better suspension travel off-road when disconnected.
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