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Currie Universal Antirock Kit – 44 Inch Inch Bar W/ 20 Inch Inch Steel Arms – CE-9902-20

Currie

  • Currie Universal Antirock sway bar kit, part number CE-9902-20
  • 44-inch bar with 20-inch steel arms in SAE 4130 heat-treated steel
  • Includes components, bushings, hardware and step by step instructions
  • No specific vehicles listed; universal fit with universal mounting

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Description

Overview

The Currie Universal Antirock Kit, part number CE-9902-20, is a 44-inch antirock sway bar kit with 20-inch steel arms. The antirock bar balances front and rear suspension for rugged off-road use and distributes weight over all four tires.

The kit is designed to replace a stock Jeep sway bar, and it is also offered for universal applications built by do-it-yourself fabricators.

Key features

  • Balances front and rear suspension for rugged off-road conditions
  • Distributes weight over all four tires to support traction
  • Made from SAE 4130 heat-treated steel
  • Single-rate design with bushings, hardware and step by step instructions

Before you buy

An antirock bar links the left and right sides of an axle, so movement on one side transfers some load to the other. On trails, that linkage can help keep tires in contact with uneven ground when one side climbs an obstacle. On pavement, the same stiffness can make the ride feel busier over bumps, so decide how much highway driving you do before choosing a kit like this.

Fabricated installs depend on the frame and axle mounting points, which set the bar’s geometry. Mark and test-fit every bracket before welding or drilling, and check clearance at full suspension travel. Steel arms rarely wear out quickly, but bushings and hardware loosen and crack over time, so inspect them after the first few trail runs and periodically after that.

Gear that changes ride height or axle position can shift the mounting points, so recheck the bar’s alignment after those upgrades. Keep a record of your mounting measurements so later repairs go faster.

  • Test-fit brackets before welding or drilling
  • Check clearance at full suspension travel
  • Inspect bushings for cracks, tearing or play
  • Re-tighten hardware after early trail use

Specifications

Brand Currie
Part number CE-9902-20
UPC 70000402375
Bar length 44 inches
Arm length 20 inches
Material SAE 4130 heat-treated steel
Spring rate Single rate
Mounting location Universal
Type Automatic

Vehicle fitment

No specific vehicles are listed. The kit is marked universal fit with universal mounting, and it is designed to replace the stock Jeep sway bar, so Jeep owners should compare their stock bar to the kit.

Universal use requires the installer to plan mounting points. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

The kit includes step by step instructions, so follow them in order. Universal applications call for fabrication to suit frame and axle mounting points, so plan that work before starting.

What’s included

The kit includes all components, bushings, hardware and step by step instructions. Check the package contents against your installation before starting, and plan any vehicle-specific mounting brackets separately.

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Shipping weight 51.23 lbs
Package dimensions 0.00 × 0.00 × 0.00 in
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Questions & Answers

What is the Currie CE-9902-20?

The Currie CE-9902-20 is a Universal Antirock sway bar kit with a 44-inch bar and 20-inch steel arms, made of SAE 4130 heat-treated steel. It balances front and rear suspension for off-road use.

Does the Currie Antirock kit fit my Jeep?

The kit is designed to replace a stock Jeep sway bar and is a universal fit part. Confirm fit for your vehicle's year, model and trim before ordering.

Is the kit a bolt-on or does it need fabrication?

The kit is built for universal applications, including builds by do-it-yourself fabricators. It includes all components, bushings, hardware and step by step instructions. Plan mounting and fabrication before starting.

How can I tell if the antirock bar or its bushings need replacing?

Look for cracked or torn bushings, loose or stripped hardware, bent arms, and knocking when the suspension moves over uneven ground. Any of these signs means the bushings or arms should be inspected and replaced as needed before further off-road use.

Can an antirock kit be used with other suspension upgrades?

Yes, but recheck the bar's geometry after changes to lift height, axle position or shock mounts. Those changes can move the mounting points and alter how the bar loads, so confirm clearance and alignment after each upgrade.