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The 3 wheel action is in Arkansas at the Superlift ORV Park.
The other one is an older picture in some local creek bottoms.
The other one is an older picture in some local creek bottoms.
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Originally Posted by pickdoutm5
The 3 wheel action is in Arkansas at the Superlift ORV Park.
The other one is an older picture in some local creek bottoms.
The other one is an older picture in some local creek bottoms.
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I don't understand how/why you can flex it with the sway bars still connected. Won't the sway bars break? Isn't that why there are disco's?
I mean, I was eyeballing this big old puddingstone mound today, thinking about doing a poser pic with my stock height '99 Limited (which has both sways, front and rear), but stopped myself because I was afraid one of them would break. I can't handle adding another thing to my Jeep to-do list right now.
I mean, I was eyeballing this big old puddingstone mound today, thinking about doing a poser pic with my stock height '99 Limited (which has both sways, front and rear), but stopped myself because I was afraid one of them would break. I can't handle adding another thing to my Jeep to-do list right now.
Last edited by Cherryokee; 04-07-2011 at 04:31 PM. Reason: afraid to flex w/sways
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I don't understand how/why you can flex it with the sway bars still connected. Won't the sway bars break? Isn't that why there are disco's?
I mean, I was eyeballing this big old puddingstone mound today, thinking about doing a poser pic with my stock height '99 Limited (which has both sways, front and rear), but stopped myself because I was afraid one of them would break. I can't handle adding another thing to my Jeep to-do list right now.
I mean, I was eyeballing this big old puddingstone mound today, thinking about doing a poser pic with my stock height '99 Limited (which has both sways, front and rear), but stopped myself because I was afraid one of them would break. I can't handle adding another thing to my Jeep to-do list right now.
they are designed to limit body roll and flex. but they do allow some. they bend but not alot. you wont break them.... but might as well just take them off.
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Here are a couple of my XJ flexing before I added my 2 inches. This is 6.5"
Rough Country with 33"
Now with 8.5" lift i'm going 35" because these 33" are to small.
Rough Country with 33"
Now with 8.5" lift i'm going 35" because these 33" are to small.
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36"
and just for comparison. I am 6'
the spring is loose but my spacer makes it to where it doesnt show the classic spring separation
my 2" axle stretch
hard to tell by the fender is at my knee
not to shabby for short arms huh?