Reinstall swaybar for service?

I’ll never be ceased to be amazed by the singular narcissistic opinion of a TW member about how everyone else should and could use their truck.

 

I regret waiting almost 5 years to remove mine.

 

I'll never cease to be amazed by the number of people who have weird assumptions about the knowledge base of others.

 

Glad it's not only me...

 

May I recommend:

 

I tried that...i just sprays it everywhere...

 

How about this?

 

One day, Yes

 

What’s holding you back good sir?

 

That might work....

 

Ok, thanks for the input! I didn’t reinstall it and they didn’t seem to notice.

To those asking about how she handles, it does lean more but not enough to break the tires loose or lift a wheel or something like that. I took it easy for the first month, now I’m driving it like I normally do. I have had a few close calls since removing the swaybar and she was controllable.

I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention that I’ve had a CDL for decades now and have driven everything from excavators to flatbeds with dozers and busses on the back so I’m fairly adaptable to what I’m driving.

I have this specific truck to keep me from driving aggressively. I don’t drive aggressively out of anger, I drive the vehicle to 6 or 7 out of 10 if that makes any sense and when I know that the particular vehicle has limitations, I adjust. Removing the swaybar makes me stay within the suggested speed on turns for example.

To those asking about the removal, it took less than 15 minutes with hand tools (well I did use a driver for the front skid plate), no lifting needed. I reinstalled the bolts back on the truck and zip tied the swaybar, bushings and brackets and it’s all in the basement.

I take her off-road whenever I have two consecutive days off. Unfortunately that’s not as often as I’d like to for the time being. But I’m ready, I even put together a recovery bag….darn this job! Not really, but hopefully I’ll have some time off soon.

 

Probably will need a bigger tongue though.