Rear Sway Bar Snapped...

[jeepman121]

Ah yes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9UsFvN9_Jo&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I saw this. If you read the news, you would also know that he was just released from a drug and alcohol offense minutes prior to this event....So, I'd say he was most likely high as a Georgia pine.

 

[ParadiseXJ]

I'm pretty sure that his sway bar is toast. That's why you don't need one on the Jeep. I would have missed that bridge (driving in the slow lane and all).

 

[jeepman121]

Also, wouldn't you guys consider 85-90 on a populated highway more dangerous than on an empty back road? Just saying...
Heck, most folks average 80mph on the highway theses days

 

[kastein]

doing the same speed as everyone else is the safest... my morning commute I average 80. If I was doing 65 I would have about a 4 mile long backup behind me.

That doesn't mean doing 80 down a back road and accidentally getting 4 feet of air and landing on the other side of the road is safe

 

[jeepman121]

doing the same speed as everyone else is the safest... my morning commute I average 80. If I was doing 65 I would have about a 4 mile long backup behind me.

That doesn't mean doing 80 down a back road and accidentally getting 4 feet of air and landing on the other side of the road is safe

Absolutely agree!! AGAIN!! I didn't plan, enjoy, or condone my behavior, But in SE Ohio there are some pretty flat boring roads and doing 70-80 on them is routine....However, my theory is that if there are no cars around me, I'm safer than doing 80 in congestion. - Nobody has to react to adjust. It's just little old me and the tumbleweeds.

 

[joe_peters]

Joe are you causing trouble now? That's a first

That's just what I was thinking! :roll:

 

[joejeep92]

Well take it off but your probably gonna want it back taking a sharp turn...seen multiple vehicles tip that way