Scared to drive ol' Red: another death wobble story

JeepJeezy said:
On the road/highway, your sway bar should be parallel to the ground for it to be most effective.
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Does that apply to anti rock style sway bars too? The reason for asking is I have a coilover swap coming up and "longer" sway bar links are recommended. I already have the teraflex swaybar system matched to my 4.5" lift. They sit a little high, maybe 2 degrees up.
 
WSS said:
Does that apply to anti rock style sway bars too? The reason for asking is I have a coilover swap coming up and "longer" sway bar links are recommended. I already have the teraflex swaybar system matched to my 4.5" lift. They sit a little high, maybe 2 degrees up.
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No. RockJock and Antirock require a slight higher angle to accommodate for the suspension movement.
 
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