With the conversation about the Currie Antirock talking about its on-road manners (some saying it's great, others saying the opposite), I found this product description from an Amazon seller interesting. I wonder if it's their own perception of it's characteristics, or if Currie states it somewhere?
Product description
"For 1997-2006 Jeep TJ's and unlimited. The Currie Antirock sway bar kit provides balanced performance of front and rear suspension for rugged off-road conditions. It gives the driver increased traction by balancing and distributing the weight and traction over all four tires. The Antirock off-road sway bar is designed to directly replace the stock Jeep sway bar. This bar is made of SAE 4130 heat treated steel for ultimate strength, which is the same quality used in professional off-road competition sway bars. This kit includes all components for installation including, bushings, hardware, and step-by-step instructions. It is positioned through the front cross member and attaches to the stock mounts on the axle housing on Jeep TJ's and LJ's. The Currie Antirock sway bar does not need to be disconnected for off-road use. Caution: Jeeps will have more body roll than stock. This sway bar may be used on the street however, it will not provide the same performance as the stock setup."
