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Message: [QUOTE="Aaron S, post: 624278, member: 731"] The bar droops or pivots down because it has a bend to it. I have also found steering left to right can cause the bar to lift up or drop down. To prevent my Icon bar from rotating on the frame side end, I cut up two poly bushings so the inside diameter fits over the misalignment spacers and the outside diameter is a little larger than the outer case of the rod end. Now my bar cannot droop down much, if at all, without causing any kind of damage from binding. I wouldnt recomend the pmf bar. It changes the location of the pivot down at the axle end. I dont have any experience with it, but all logic says changing the pivot location is going to cause bump steer. No different than installing a drop trac bar bracket without and equal drop pitman arm. [/QUOTE]

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