5/7 drop. now front sway bar wont fit??
11-16-2012, 05:52 PM
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Sorry fo the confusion, I was thinking of a friends truck that was previously lifted and we lowered it. He had the sway bar flipped with the lift, then we flipped it again which put it back to stock. I have no sway bar on my truck right now, but with the DJM 4 inch arms and the end links that cam with the kit everything fit fine when I had it on.
11-17-2012, 08:18 AM
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I also have the optional upper control arms. I like them, at first there was a little bumpsteer when everything was new but it has since diminished. It could possibly be a result of the spring spacer fixing the chevy lean and lessening the angle of the tierod on the drivers side. One thing I really like is that with a slightly longer shock I get a ton of extension before the upper arms hit the stops.
11-17-2012, 08:39 AM
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Nope fit fine with the end links in the kit, they're around 3"s. The arms reposition the end link mounts lower to correct for the drop. I can see where you would run into a problem when you add drop springs into the mix.
06-06-2017, 03:18 PM
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Bringing this thread up.. Having trouble after I dropped my truck with 5" DJM arms. Swaybar was a Belltech and I believe the end links I bought were from DJM 3/8 X 16 X 6 1/2″. My sway bar is hitting the tie rods on turns. Did flipping the sway bar help? I bought an OEM sway bar off a part out truck and it came with the OEM end links. Wonder if it helps. Any advice is appreciated guys. thanks