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CincinnatiZ

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Anyone running these? I want to hit some corners without ending up in a ditch.... Looks like the front is kinda a PITA to get.... is the Z-71 skid plate bigger than a LS or LT?
 

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I'm interested to know how your truck handles after the install, is that rear I assume? Do they make fronts also?


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I did this install a few weeks ago. Got a good deal I think on the set ( $200 bucks used, but in such great shape they were practically new. F & R ) install was pretty easy, the hardest part was in the back, you have to widen up the end link brackets on the truck to get the wider/thicker end-links in. The truck handles pretty dam good, only thing is I'm still on the OEM 16' wheels. I plan to switch to the 07+ 17" wheels with a slightly shorter tire profile. So I can still go over a curb, and have good handling.

Here's a Pic I took while installing the front sway bar. The difference is not so apparent in the front, but the rears had a more noticeable difference in size.

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FYI: that's grease, not toothpaste. lol I'll try to get a pic of the rear tomorrow and post it up.
 
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Boss, yea thats the rear bar only. I got the whole kit chillin in the garage. Id love to check out those install pics!!! Im going to make sure I put lots of toothpaste in those bushings I dont want to be squeaky
 

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Sway bars are a good upgrade to these land yachts, they drastically decrease the body roll.
 

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Who needs sway bars?? Hell... I'm running no shocks and no sway bar right now...rides fantastic :insane:
 
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