Tim Cameron's new buggy "Hell Raiser"

Tcameron · May 26, 2011

ridenrace6 said:
did i overlook them or does this rig not any sway bars?

if i was terrorfied of rollind i would have them to help me out. but ive pretty much gotten used to it. so i havent wanted them on my last few rigs

RobbyBobby · May 26, 2011

RobbyBobby said:
and in other news, i just finished building a working lifesize ****ing replica of the space shuttle in my backyard!!!

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oldmanphillips · May 26, 2011

I remember when we use to take the sway bars off back in the real old days, mostlikly before some of you remember. Now some of us put them back on. Hell I must fall under that old and scared category! ??? ???

zukiscott · May 26, 2011

NOPE..........I remember taking the sway bars off back in the old days too man,to make em ride & flex better :gtfo:

CSMITH · May 27, 2011

oldmanphillips said:
I remember when we use to take the sway bars off back in the real old days, mostlikly before some of you remember. Now some of us put them back on. Hell I must fall under that old and scared category! ??? ???

you got the OLD part right

454tbacon · May 27, 2011

Could someone tell me what sway bars are for ????Is it body lean or wheel hop or what???

Elliott · May 27, 2011

It will help distribute the power to the tires equally,drag cars use them because of frame twist.alot of crawlers use them cause of body roll, basically a band aid for shocks not set up right or 4 link not right

TBItoy · May 27, 2011

Yep, sway bars not needed on most rigs with a proper link and coil setup.

The biggest reason to use sway bars is the long "free length" of coil overs or air shocks. IE they try to extend to their full length on the upside when side hilling etc.

Straight up climbing and crawling swaybars arent really needed IMO.