Sway Bar

[DriftersWay]

I just installed my BajaRon Sway Bar. Took me 2 1/2 hrs.
Just a short drive around the block and what a difference.
Thanks Ron. You are the man.

Butch

[Chupaca]

glad you got her done.. it does make a difference. Hope you get a longer ryde soon...

[RBS66]

Yes the bar is a noticeable difference right away. Great product and huge improvement.

[bmwlarry]

I am all ready to start the install tomorrow!!

[BajaRon]

I am all ready to start the install tomorrow!!

Any relation to Rube Goldberg?

[SpyderAnn01]

I am all ready to start the install tomorrow!!

[SpyderAnn01]

Any relation to Rube Goldberg?

I had to ask Joe who Rube was.

[ThreeWheels]

You're a brave man Larry.
Be sure to post after you complete the job, if only to let us know you're still alive !

I am all ready to start the install tomorrow!!

[HVACR Guy]

If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.

[mob133]

[Add his shoxk spring adjusters and you willl be real happyQUOTE=DriftersWay;972577]I just installed my BajaRon Sway Bar. Took me 2 1/2 hrs.
Just a short drive around the block and what a difference.
Thanks Ron. You are the man.

Butch[/QUOTE]

[TravelNMan]

Installed the BajaRon SwayBar yesterday. Not too hard to do. I bought a low-profile long reach 2 ton floor jack from Harbor Freight which slides under the 2014 RT without needing ramps or boards to drive on. I placed a piece of plywood on the jack bell to protect the frame and prevent sliding (metal-to-metal). I also bought a pair of rubber caps to put on the jack stands to protect the A-arm tubes. I raised the jack stands up under the A-arms every 2 inches or so as I jacked it up just for safety. I measured 19" (behind the sway bar) from the frame to the floor and stopped there and it was high enough to remove the old sway bar and install the new one. I also removed two screws that hold the plastic cover over the lower A-arms as the jack stands seemed to put some pressure on them.