Do you have swaybar disconnects on the rear axle?

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Cmon, its just getting good! He's almost on my side!
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I think you just over value the slight addition of traction the stock rear sway bar gives.

In that case, you might think I have wasted a lot of time, effort and money on mine. :)
 
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Probably, but to each their own is a belief of mine. What you do with your jeep is none of my concern

You don't know what you don't know. Your build philosophy shows it.
 
You don't know what you don't know. Your build philosophy shows it.
lol I again appreciate your concern but my jeep wheels just fine for what we got up here in new england. I'm sure you can say the same about yours.
 
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deflecting what? not being rude? You've tried to insult me multiple times here man and I'm just trying to be nice

No. You were being stubborn and willfully ignorant.
 
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No. You were being stubborn and willfully ignorant.
I agreed with you're argument that the antirock is the best option to have. You just can't accept that I believe it works just fine to not run a rear sway bar. I hope this isn't how you react to people who run quick disconnects in the front....
 
I agreed with you're argument that the antirock is the best option to have. You just can't accept that I believe it works just fine to not run a rear sway bar. I hope this isn't how you react to people who run quick disconnects in the front....
I dont think thats how this works, you were saying its useless to run a rear AR where you are yet it wouldnt really give you any downside, It would give you more stability for (maybe) slightly less travel, yet in reality 99% of us TJ owners dont need to disconnect the rear. He doesnt react to people who run disconnects because the people with disconnects dont argue that disconnected is better than a torsion bar setup. correct me if im wrong please. I like to and am open to learn
 
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