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Ordered the Bajaron Swaybar today
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kbwitt
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Gonenuts
Guest
Direct from Ron
Sent Ron an email and received a invoice directly from the man. $288 was the price and should be here Thursday:clap:.
Now if I could figure out how to get it up to 22 inches. Looked at some lifts from Harbor Fright but they just don't get it there:banghead:
Sent Ron an email and received a invoice directly from the man. $288 was the price and should be here Thursday:clap:.
Now if I could figure out how to get it up to 22 inches. Looked at some lifts from Harbor Fright but they just don't get it there:banghead:
dukeBlue48
New member
Sway Bar Love it.
Just got one on my 2015 RT. What a difference.
hyea: Took a back road loop I use for enjoyment and feels really good.
dukeBlue .
Just got one on my 2015 RT. What a difference.
hyea: Took a back road loop I use for enjoyment and feels really good. dukeBlue .
cptjam
Registered User
Lift
Jack up in stages. Raise, set on jack stands. Lower Jack, add spacers, raise. Raise Jack stands. Do as often as it takes to get it high enough to do safely. You can put wood boxes under the wheels, made of plywood. Just be safe. 3 ton jack stands from harbor freight are less than 150 bucks. Once high enough, easy job. Worth the effort! Joe
Jack up in stages. Raise, set on jack stands. Lower Jack, add spacers, raise. Raise Jack stands. Do as often as it takes to get it high enough to do safely. You can put wood boxes under the wheels, made of plywood. Just be safe. 3 ton jack stands from harbor freight are less than 150 bucks. Once high enough, easy job. Worth the effort! Joe
SailnDive
New member
I guess I'll try using the front forks on my backhoe to lift the spyder. Any suggestions on lift points? I've read some posts that point out a problem with incorrect drilling on the mounting blocks. Has that been resolved?
BTW Joe, I completed jump school in July of 1961. It's really hot in Ga. in July. I was in much better shape then! Airborne! :spyder:
BTW Joe, I completed jump school in July of 1961. It's really hot in Ga. in July. I was in much better shape then! Airborne! :spyder:
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trikermutha
New member
No Problems with the install... Just follow the instructions and when done ride..:thumbup:
Pampurrs
Pragmatic Member
I have the Harbor Freight lift. The trick is, you jack it up as far as it can go, then put jack stands under the Spyder, let the jack down and put a 4x4 on top. Then jack it up to the height you need.
Pam
