Sway bar removal?

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I have a 06 700 and am thinking about removing the sway bar. Any of you done this already? Good or bad? Benefits of removal?

 

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do some research...lots of talk on this..

if you got good front shock..remove it..if not, you will blow them in less then a season..

 

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C-dale rider said:

I have a 06 700 and am thinking about removing the sway bar. Any of you done this already? Good or bad? Benefits of removal?

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easier to side hill.

Turning on a groomed trail or hard pack will suck.

 

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donbrown said:

easier to side hill.

Turning on a groomed trail or hard pack will suck.

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X2... if you have the factory non adjustable front shocks/springs on it, your gonna want to upgrade or at the very least set the skis all the way out to the widest position, or you may wind up doing barrel roles in the corners...