Front sway bar disconnect

[RZR62]

Can anyone show me a picture of where they stapped their disconnected front sway bar. It looks to me that if is is strapped up that the shocks would possibly hit the bar. Or do you have to completely remove the bar?

 

[johndeerefarmer]

Can anyone show me a picture of where they stapped their disconnected front sway bar. It looks to me that if is is strapped up that the shocks would possibly hit the bar. Or do you have to completely remove the bar?

Mine is disconnected on both sides and pulled all the way up. It's tied up with large cable ties

 

[ADV42]

Mine is disconnected on both sides and pulled all the way up. It's tied up with large cable ties

Does it make a noticeable difference in articulation for rough terrain? What about faster speeds, does it feel unstable?

 

[johndeerefarmer]

Does it make a noticeable difference in articulation for rough terrain? What about faster speeds, does it feel unstable?

With the front off I don't notice any issue with high speed driving. It does make it articulate more so it's smoother in the rocks.
I do leave the rear on (I have tried it both ways). With it off it's not stable on high speed driving and on the rocks it wants to lean so far it gets tippy. With the rear connected the rear stays more level.
I run my Turbo R the same way