Sway Bar Delete on our 2-Door Base Bronco for better off-road performance

[F150rubyred]

Yes that’s what I did. The sway bar bushings are so stiff the sway bar stays in place. Only thing that makes it a little difficult is you have to hold the stud from turning to remove the lock nut, so you can’t just zip them off with an electric impact.
After driving ours a while disconnected, I just completely removed the sway bar like Dusty did. It takes a little getting used to. Ours is not a daily driver.

Thanks mine is not daily driver either I am in an F150!

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[F150rubyred]

Yes, for those who want to keep the sway bar, that's a viable way to temporarily disconnect it (but think you mistakenly said A-arms, you're actually zip-tying up the swayer links). For me, it made more sense to ditch it all together. Revisit my first post in the thread for my reasons why.

Yes you are correct, I did mean the links. I think I will just take if off completely for a while and see how I like it. Thanks for this thread!