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If you're looking for a way to add some stability while you're on the highway or turning tight corners, Addco anti-sway bars are second to none. Larger in diameter and beefier than stock, you have far less body-roll when you're rounding a corner or get a gust of wind from the side when you're cruising the highway. Also, after lifting a Jeep, you are bringing the Center of Gravity (COG) higher, which makes the Jeep more "tippy". Addco anti-sway bars correct this "sway", keeping the axles more even. I've packaged them together with Energy Suspension Heavy Duty Grease-able Anti-Sway Bar Bushings to eliminate the "squeekies".
Note 1: If your later-model XJ has an emissions leak-test pump above the driveshaft (only way you'll know is to look underneath), the rear anti-sway bar will swing up into the pump and destroy it. You can either consider relocating the pump (which I have never done, so I can't give you much advice on that) forward or rearward to get it out of the way of the upper loop on the anti-sway bar. If this is a concern to you, consider not purchasing the bar, as it'll cost you quite a bit of shipping dollars getting it returned. -K-
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