Sway bar links
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I just wait till mine brake, then I replace them. After they brake though and you ride around a bit with them off, you get a lot more body roll in the front and It can really dip down when taking sharp turns. I actually replaced mine not to long ago and it feels much stiffer up front. Now, 2wdranger, did you use a torque wrench on the links when you installed them?
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I'm getting a mean "clunk" noise comming from my left side and it's only when I turn left. I was told it was my sway bar or the links/bushings... is this the same thing you replaced? How easy is it exactly? I wouldn't mind doing it myself if I can get a lil tutorial...
Please advise
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I'm pretty sure it's not the lift as it's only a spindle with some king shocks. I just went out and checked it again, as I had my buddy rock my truck back and forth I found out the sound is comming from just under the driver side floorboard. I don't think it's even the sway bar bushing as I push on the metal under the floorboard and it stopped. I wonder if some JBweld will fix this....
Last edited by Prerunner-Ranger; 03-14-2008 at 05:09 PM.
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Because I didn't use a torque wrench. I looked in my service manual and it said 50lbs torque and I tried that and the bushing kept on squashing down and it wasn't getting to 50lbs torque. O well,lol.
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