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Interesting that you think the truck is better without a rear sway bar. Which bar did you try? I have a suburban bar I am trying to find time to install.Thanks! Keep reading...the truck has a Ridetech front sway bar. Tried a rear sway bar, truck handles better without it. The shock relocation brackets have been on the truck since day one, they are part of the Ridetech StreetGRIP kit.
The bar I had was meant for their air bag setups and it didn't jive well with the leaf springs, caused binding issues. So, it was better than that setup.. your results may vary
OIC that is a different ball game. I'd imagine that would be way stiffer than a factory rear bar.The bar I had was meant for their air bag setups and it didn't jive well with the leaf springs, caused binding issues. So, it was better than that setup.. your results may vary
too close
Under heavy compression and turning, they rub. I'm planning to swap in a set of React Suspension spindles. They are stock track width, which is 1/4" narrower on each side than the current setup.
Heh alright, so with the new spindles you'd have better clearance correct? I run DJM spindles out front (stock track width) and found a set of Iroc's that have the same specs as your Torq Thrusts on the front. Was curious about fitment since I like they way your setup looks.too close
