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Originally Posted by Mothfukle
Fitted up the swaybar disconnects and rear swaybar drop bracket, holy crap, who'd have thunk the rear swaybar angle could effect bump steer so badly...??? The missus took it for a burn to the shops and immediately asked what I had done as it apparently drove like a car instead of an angry pig...
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I also recently installed Teraflex longer rear links and axle-side track bar bracket.
Made a huge difference in handling especially stability around corners and hitting bumps, entering driveways at an angle, etc.
Only problem is I also installed a new Fox steering stabiliser with Fox relocation bolt, just the bolt isn't torqued enough on the track bar and got some nasty shimmies/wobbles when hitting a bump at speed.
Only annoying thing it the way these bolts are designed (similar to DBOR relocation bolt, only $15 instead of $60) make tightening a bit more annoying.