Front sway bar
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Front sway bar
i am currently In the process of lift my 98 ram 1500 and I was curious what all opinions are out there on how to address the front sway bar? I am lifting it only 3" and wasn't sure if I needed to just by new bushings, or if I need to do anything at all with it? If anyone has any opinion on this please let me know
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i am currently In the process of lift my 98 ram 1500 and I was curious what all opinions are out there on how to address the front sway bar? I am lifting it only 3" and wasn't sure if I needed to just by new bushings, or if I need to do anything at all with it? If anyone has any opinion on this please let me know
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My truck is lifted 3 inches and kits don't include anything for such a small height. However, when my stock end links were shot, I call Maxx links and asked what they would sell me. Ended up with extended links and they've been solid for over two years. I think they're important when carving down a mountain pass at 65 and the front end is nice and planted.
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Honestly no. I took a pretty sharp turn doing 55 (racing a check 
) and I have a little bit more body roll. Doing normal driving no
) and I have a little bit more body roll. Doing normal driving no