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Total Cost Involved Sway Bar Install Installation Problem

 
 
Total Cost Involved Sway Bar Install Installation Problem
Total Cost Involved Sway Bar Install Installation Problem
In doing so, it was discovered the sway bar wouldn't fit on the backside of the crossmember as intended, but would work (fit) if it was flipped to the front side. With the sway bar temporarily clamped into place, Kevin and Steve lowered the truck up and down throughout its suspension travel to make sure nothing interfered. View Related Article
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