removing sway bars from 89 lwb

For all Mitsubisih related topics

Post Reply
sketchy
Winch master
Posts: 13
Joined: Fri Mar 27, 2009 6:27 pm
Location: dunedin

removing sway bars from 89 lwb

Post by sketchy »

i have been reading through all the posts and can see that alot of people hav removed either front / rear bars and others left on, i was wondering if any one has down front/rear on a paj similar to mine without any drama's on road or other parts failing, and is it best to whip out both or just the front or rear. :?:
89 Paj, Lwb,V6 3L auto,Snorkel,Ramsey9000lb,31x10.5x15's, flares,breathers, LSD, OldManEMu's,Front Buckys,safety/recovery gear
User avatar
casualman
Driver/Navigator
Posts: 32
Joined: Sun Jul 29, 2007 12:00 pm
Location: Auckland

Re: removing sway bars from 89 lwb

Post by casualman »

i was in same spot as you. i have a 92 swb, and i just took both out, i found it was a bit more rolly on the road. and it flexs better of road
User avatar
NJV6
Hard Yaka
Posts: 2751
Joined: Mon Nov 15, 2004 12:00 pm
Location: Southland

Re: removing sway bars from 89 lwb

Post by NJV6 »

You can take the rear one out and it rolls a bit more, but when you take the front one out, they become quite unpredictable when turning into a corner, particually when pushing it. I notice it rolls alot more with the front one off, especially so in towns on roundabouts etc.

Rides better off road without it on as well as the wheels then are actually independant. I now leave my front one on, thanks to the diff lock... :P
SWB V6 Paj with one or two mods ;)
sketchy
Winch master
Posts: 13
Joined: Fri Mar 27, 2009 6:27 pm
Location: dunedin

Re: removing sway bars from 89 lwb

Post by sketchy »

sweet thanks, ill try taking the rear one off first.
89 Paj, Lwb,V6 3L auto,Snorkel,Ramsey9000lb,31x10.5x15's, flares,breathers, LSD, OldManEMu's,Front Buckys,safety/recovery gear
Post Reply

Return to “Mitsubishi”