[grounded]

NO NO NO NO NO NO NO!!! Bad idea. Your sway bar isn't designed for mounting your shocks. This an exaple of how bad ideas spread. A magazine does a tech article and someone that doesn't know any better says hey I saw it in a mag so it must be right. Glad you had sense enough to ask before doing it.

 

[01GMC]

So true So true.

 

[Physh1]

Word to that......that is a huge friggin no-no. If the shock only subs at full lock and doesn't inhibit turning than just leave it. It happens a lot and as long as it's just a rub it's no concern IMO.

Cameron

 

[Tucks20s]

ok thanks guys in the pics it looked kinda weak, just figured I should ask some pros before I do something. So what I'm experiencing is normal?

 

[Physh1]

It can be...kinda depends on wheel width and backspacing. I've seen it on a few trucks and as long as it doesn't inhibit lock to lock turning a rub is ok.

Cameron

 

[02chevy]

i thought that usually when u bag a truck u go with either the sway bar, or shocks and not both, do any of u guys have both,i ditched my sway bar when i bagged my truck

 

[grounded]

i thought that usually when u bag a truck u go with either the sway bar, or shocks and not both, do any of u guys have both,i ditched my sway bar when i bagged my truck

You can have both. I ditched my sway bar too, but I know people that have both. A little rubbing is tolerable.

 

[Physh1]

I've got my sway bar.....no problems. If you really want wicked side to side than a sway bar won't be ideal.

Cameron