Antirock swaybar install on Jeep TJ

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This week, we install the Antirock swaybar by Rockjock on our 2001 TJ, GRUNT. The install is pretty straight forward, as there aren't too many parts, and pretty easy to see where everything goes, even without instructions. That said, the toughest part of this install is, getting the bushings in the frame crossmember and then the bar through those bushings. I used a block of 4x4 and a 4 lb BFH for the bushings and a 4 lb dead blow hammer for the bar itself. This takes a while, and I was pretty tired by the time I got it done. So, keep that in mind when you start this project. Links below:

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[hhyperdd]

If I remember correctly, I got blisters from swinging that dead blow hammer forEVER! LOL. Great vid. Thank you.

[mmonroy]

beautiful great video and honest thanks for sharing sharing.. i have now the same issue i am afraid to cut them like you but is driving me crazy .. did you ever customize more or left them the same ? looks great anyway like professional.
hows the ride ..thanks 👍🏻

[midwestshenanigans]

How have you likedhavig them on?? Have they stiffened up your on road performance??

[admin_OutdoorEd]

Great video.
Once the arms are on, is there still a gap between the arms and the nylon inserts that go into the frame.