Quick Disconnects hitting coil springs?

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I have about 6" of lift and am pretty darn sure I have the axle centered where it's supposed to be and with drop brackets, have the control arms set to the righ length, but for some reason the quick discos are hitting the coil springs. Is this normal? Do I need to do anything?

http://www.thepropertysolutionsgroup.com/images/Jeep/Swaybay%20pic.jpg

Thanks,

Chris

[xjoe]

R.E has sway bar drop brackets, that move the sway bar farther away from the coils.

[ks92xj]

you need longer discos or a sway bar drop bracket to put things back in alignment

[MontanaXJ]

I have about 6" of lift and am pretty darn sure I have the axle centered where it's supposed to be and with drop brackets, have the control arms set to the righ length, but for some reason the quick discos are hitting the coil springs. Is this normal? Do I need to do anything?

http://www.thepropertysolutionsgroup.com/images/Jeep/Swaybay%20pic.jpg

Thanks,

Chris

Mine did the same thing. Try relocating the sway-bar frame mount further forward. You can get mounts from Rubicon Express, and probably others, but you could just make them out of some channel.

Greg M.

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Thanks all, that's all I needed to know :)

Chris