swaybar

sappmann · Jul 13, 2015

whats going to happen if i disconnect my swaybar on my 1985 k10?

417chevy · Jul 13, 2015

sappmann said:
whats going to happen if i disconnect my swaybar on my 1985 k10?

It's gona be like riding in a totally different truck

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sappmann · Jul 13, 2015

good or bad

417chevy · Jul 13, 2015

Trail or road driving I don't much mind it either way I took the away bar off my 84 and it flexed a lot better road drivin it ain't that bad

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417chevy · Jul 13, 2015

Just don't try to haul ass around corners

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Puppy · Jul 13, 2015

Buy or build some sway bar disconnects. Helps with the angle if it is lifted too.

poolman · Jul 13, 2015

Careful, I actually know of one accident that killed a person because they forgot to hook it up after wheeling. Just saying.

sappmann · Jul 13, 2015

I'm just pulling at straws, trying to figure out how to make it ride a little smoother off road

payne97 · Jul 13, 2015

I had a 80 chevy short bed mainly off road never use the slide bar when driving on road

sappmann · Aug 1, 2015

put Rancho 5000s on the front and took the swaybar off. now i can stuff the left front tire all the way in the wheel well

kushKrawlin · Aug 1, 2015

God I'm glad Ur update wasn't "well I put it straight In the wall". Haha. good news!!

sappmann · Aug 1, 2015

lol i haven't drove it yet so maybe it wont happen

throttlejunkie · Aug 2, 2015

With new springs you won't miss it. My last one I lifted would take a corner harder (better) than my non lifted 04 Silverado. But, if you have stock springs they've had several years to soften up, depending how wore out all the bushings are and how high the truck sits, could be bad. Real bad.