rear sway bar endlinks?
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It's up to you, if you are driving it now with it disconnected and it dosen't sway to much in cornors go ahead. But if your going to haul top heavy loads, a camper or tow I would find a way to keep it. You just need to lengthen the links. To do it cheap just cut'em in half and add some length of rod in the middle. I bet a good exaust shop in the area could do that for ya for a few bucks if you bring them the links and know how much longer you need them.
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