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These might be of interest.

 

http://comancheclub.com/topic/49830-did-my-lift-swaybar-clearance/

http://comancheclub.com/topic/50203-whats-wrong-with-my-sway-bar/

 

 

The sway bar relocation brackets/mounts in the second link might be of the most interest to you if you already have longer links.

I think those relocation brackets should work. Thanks!

 

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These might be of interest.

 

http://comancheclub.com/topic/49830-did-my-lift-swaybar-clearance/

http://comancheclub.com/topic/50203-whats-wrong-with-my-sway-bar/

 

 

The sway bar relocation brackets/mounts in the second link might be of the most interest to you if you already have longer links.

I think those relocation brackets should work. Thanks!

 

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No problem.  I just went through this same situation lol.  Those brackets work great.

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The angle of your sway bar is way out, you need longer sway links, the bar ends should point up about 10-15 degrees, this also helps pull the ends away from the coil. Otherwise a relocation bracket is about all you can do.

 

And I agree, pulling an upper is no way to make a 3link, that just sounds scary. The stock sized upper bushings are definitely not up to that task.

 

The IRO kit is more of a radius arm with only one side tied to the upper correct? So, not really a 3 link anyway, but functional enough I imagine.

 

 

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The angle of your sway bar is way out, you need longer sway links, the bar ends should point up about 10-15 degrees, this also helps pull the ends away from the coil. Otherwise a relocation bracket is about all you can do.

 

And I agree, pulling an upper is no way to make a 3link, that just sounds scary. The stock sized upper bushings are definitely not up to that task.

 

The IRO kit is more of a radius arm with only one side tied to the upper correct? So, not really a 3 link anyway, but functional enough I imagine.

 

 

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I ordered the relocation brackets.  Hopefully that helps the geometry some.

Yes, the IRO is basically a radius arm with only one upper.  I am not sure why they only use one uppper (more flex?), but I bought the truck with that kit, so I don't know all that much about it.

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