wreckdiver1321
Overlander
Ouch! Glad to hear the Billys are working out for you. I'll be upgrading to Bilsteins soon enough.
Nice pics! Too bad about the sway bar bracket, maybe it's a sign from your truck that it wants you to leave it off so it can fully stretch it's legs!
Try driving around with it for awhile and see how it feels, I don't miss mine at all
Ouch! Glad to hear the Billys are working out for you. I'll be upgrading to Bilsteins soon enough.
Nice report, I was up there in a rain a few months ago- fun spot. Just with some confusing trails to get back down IMO.
Side note: what size spare are you running?
Thanks, I think the '02 + Xterras have a larger space, they have larger stock tires anyways.
Don't bother fixing that swaybar. It will keep going bad and it doesn't do much.
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The front will wear out It's bushings pretty quickly too. It does far more than the rear. I left both off of my wife's rig but it might be more body roll than you'd like.
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When I inspected the front bushings, they indeed need a replacement. Luckily they haven't busted out yet!
I can already feel the body roll from the lack of a rear sway bar. Noticeable but not unmanageable.
Nice pics! Too bad about the sway bar bracket, maybe it's a sign from your truck that it wants you to leave it off so it can fully stretch it's legs!
Try driving around with it for awhile and see how it feels, I don't miss mine at all
Now you have an excuse to take some SWEET FLEX PICS BRO!!! :sombrero:
Well said.
Off topic, from earlier convo LED lightbars are the way to go. The flood beam not only uses way less wattage but throws further and is brighter than HID's or any old school light.
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Don't bother fixing that swaybar. It will keep going bad and it doesn't do much.