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Old 08-14-2011, 10:44 PM   #1 (permalink)
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bought my truck used, are THESE parts STOCK?? *PICS*

I'm wondering if these control arms are stock?


Is this a problem?
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Old 08-14-2011, 11:11 PM   #2 (permalink)
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they are not stock. and what are you asking about as far as the problem goes.
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Old 08-14-2011, 11:14 PM   #3 (permalink)
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No, those are not stock. Those are Superlift control arms.

Yes, that is a slight problem. Our Jeeps sway bar links tend to do that but my solution was to just get rid of the sway bar. I dont recomend this on your truck.
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Old 08-14-2011, 11:22 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Thanks, I'm new to diesels,4wd and solid front axles. The sway bar does come in contact with the coils when I hit a bump, I'm just trying to figure out if I can run 37s on this truck, I'm pretty sure it has a 6" lift, but the steering looks stock
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Yeah those are superlift and they moved your axle forward therefore causing the contact on sway bar end.

1. you can make a custom bracket to move the sway bar forward a little.
2. get a custom made sway bar where the distance from the 90* bend is shorter then what it is now. I got a carli sway bar and made it shorter by an inch .
3. or remove it completely.

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What do most people do? I know that on the toyotas they would just take them off

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I dont know if removing the sway bar is a good Idea on these trucks. I did it on my lifted 95 1/2 ton but these things are way heavier. It looks like the contact is minimal. I wonder if you could slot the holes on the sway bar frame bracket to move it forward just a hair. Looks like you wont need more than 1/4 inch
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Running with no swaybar.
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i have taken mine off, but i dont have a lift. i like the way the truck feels myself. i have read that people dont encourage it when you are lifted. if you do a search, there are plenty of threads on it.
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Mines off due to the fact my endlinks were bad and i took it off as i didn't have time to change them. 2 years later the sway bar is still in the shop corner
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I know a few guys running no sway bar. But they are not lifted hi and have some bad arse shock to help the sway out. I had it off only because i had the same situation as you when i installed the long arms. But , like i said. i fix it w/ a carli sway bar (that i had to modify) . Im sure if you told carli to make it for u . they would . same w/ thuren. but im 1st in line with thuren. just saying lol
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You could spin the coil spring around so that the sway bar doesn't constantly touch the coil. My 05's sway bar contacted the coil when I lifted it 6", and spinning the coil kept the bar end off the coil. The contact was very little and seldom, so I just kept an eye on it--never seemed to wear.
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