Removing the sway bar

[ryanl]

I have a 2500 zr2. Thinking about taking off the sway bar for shits and gigs and seeing what happens. Does anybody here have experience removing theirs?

 

[AXE]

That's 9000 lbs of rig sitting 7 feet tall running down the road at 75 mph. Let us know how it works out!

 

[ryanl]

That's 9000 lbs of rig sitting 7 feet tall running down the road at 75 mph. Let us know how it works

 

[ryanl]

You know, seeing how it’s an off road truck I didn’t think I’d have to state the obvious, that it would be off road.

 

[AXE]

You know, seeing how it’s an off road truck I didn’t think I’d have to state the obvious, that it would be off road.

Why haven't you already removed it then? Seems like a fun experiment!

This isn't an offroad truck, its a poser rig with some light offroad capabilities. Its a 9000 lb workhorse with a swaybar so you can drive 75 mph down the road sitting 7 feet in the air towing your offroad gear to the trail.

 

[ryanl]

Why haven't you already removed it then? Seems like a fun experiment!

This isn't an offroad truck, its a poser rig with some light offroad capabilities. Its a 9000 lb workhorse with a swaybar so you can drive 75 mph down the road sitting 7 feet in the air towing your offroad gear to the trail.

Hey copy that. Thanks for your help, man

 

[ZR2xBIZON]

Mine has been off for about 6 mths now. I have the 1500.
75 MPH is a bit wanky but made the trails moar funner

 

[ryanl]

Mine has been off for about 6 mths now. I have the 1500.
75 MPH is a bit wanky but made the trails moar funner

Right on. I unhooked mine yesterday and went for a little test run. The 2500 feels super solid without it. I of course wouldn’t tow and do long highway trips without it. But off road it’s definitely the more funnist. I won’t be hooking it back up until needed