I think I remember reading that you had your rear sway bar hitting against your rear muffler. Was that yours? If so, how did you get around this problem? Or if it wasn't yours, do you know who it was? (I tried searching, but I couldn't find anything).

Cant be serious right.. Do you know how to pm... lol lol

Yeah - but if it wasn't KB - then maybe the other person might read this thread??

But as it was - yes it was KB, but unsure of if or how he fixed it.

Oops...sorry...I'm bad. PM sent.

Although, I wasn't exactly sure if it was KB or not :doubt:

Oops...sorry...I'm bad. PM sent.

Although, I wasn't exactly sure if it was KB or not :doubt:


Its all good.. either way DR KB will always have the answers... lol lol lol

I'll just post my reply to you PM here as well so anyone with the same problem can find the answer:

I don't know the brand of mine, could be whiteline for all I know lol...it IS yellow afterall...

What happened with mine, and it seems to be the same with yours as we both have the same muffler, is that the return arms were too long. So when you get the live axle moving up and down at the back, the return arms move up and consequently move out and hit the back of the muffler.

Get them to take an inch out of each return arm and you should aleviate the problem :cool: