Were rear sway bars standard on 3rd gen. Dakotas?
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Were rear sway bars standard on 3rd gen. Dakotas?
If that is the case, I do not have one. I'm thinking it must have been removed at some point as I do have a custom dual-exhaust.
I wonder if I can put one back in and don't interfere with the duals. I do not know though if this would also depend on the type of rear-end either. Mine is a 4x4 and I do have a "commercial" 3:92 or 3:95 anti-spin rear end with about 12 bolts in the cover. (If my memory serves me right when I looked at the build sheet).
I wonder if I can put one back in and don't interfere with the duals. I do not know though if this would also depend on the type of rear-end either. Mine is a 4x4 and I do have a "commercial" 3:92 or 3:95 anti-spin rear end with about 12 bolts in the cover. (If my memory serves me right when I looked at the build sheet).
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Believe they removed them on 2008 and later. I added one to my 2011. Just used a 2005 bar and brackets. Drilled a hole in the rear frame to bolt the end links to. The welded mount points for the rear end links were also removed on 2008 and later models.
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If you drive on asphalt and want to keep steering response and handling, keep them.
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