jeepsurfer1

Well thinking from a engineering stand point the shocks would travel more, (due to more roll) and would also travel more often due to smaller turns now using them to help stabilize, but really it would all still come down to driving habbits and quality parts....

94XjSport94

i would say im pretty soft on em and they are RC n20's for a 3 inch lift... so you tell me hahaha... i want to go higher so i dont want to replace these too soon

McCaffrey

I had mine off for a few days and in my opinion no front swaybar make it almost undrivable. Turns that can be normally taken at a conservative "Jeep speed" now have to be at snail pace.

rockdoon

I bought some extended shackles to level out my rear end... But my leaf springs are sagging quiet badly... Will the springs be ok with the longer shakles?

Lowrange2

For a while, maybe. You need new springs...

rockdoon

Ok thanks... I do plan on new springs i need about $30 and then i can get them, i got the shackles for $5 from a friend so i figured id put them on for now an then use it for lift later

Fugatt2DrXJ

I've had mine off now for close to a year and I have to travel up and down a mountain to get to my wheeling spot. Honestly I don't take turns any differently. Im on 4.5" with 12.50 tires so they may play a role in stability though.

NewKindOfClown

This turns into a debate monthly. It's a matter of preference. 96xjclassic has his off, and he's fine with it. I got a bit nervous driving it like that. It all depends on the person.

Lowrange2

I took my sway bars off, had a wreck and died. So, I put them back on.

I Leak Oil

Wow......

DieselD

He's a zombie! Shoot him!

bheath

i thought you sounded different.

Lowrange2

Yes, I have a new lease on life.

tlrxj11

Just drift around the turns, screw going slow and safe.

McCaffrey

Or on two wheels?