All slide and no ride? Rough Country rescues JEEP TJ owners with inventive new product!

Online, June 3, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Rough Country Suspension Systems® is pleased to announce the new TJ ANTI-SWAY BAR CLAMP KIT available for immediate purchase. This clamp kit prevents a common issue with TJ series JEEP vehicles utilizing a front sway bar disconnect kit, in which the sway bar moves to one side during off-road use. The TJ ANTI-SWAY BAR CLAMP KIT limits unwanted horizontal movement that can cause damage to brushings or even tires as they come in contact with a shifting anti-sway bar. Retailing for $19.95, this kit includes a set of two collars -- perfect for any JEEP enthusiast interested in preventing damage to other suspension components at the front of the vehicle.

The TJ ANTI-SWAY BAR CLAMP KIT (Part #1127) can be used in conjunction with Rough Country's popular FRONT SWAY BAR DISCONNECT KIT or similar products from other manufacturers. As always, Rough Country products are designed for quick and easy installation and our operators are standing by should you have any questions about the install process. For more information, or to order your very own TJ ANTI-SWAY BAR CLAMP KIT, contact Rough Country Suspension ® at 800-222-7023. Locate an authorized dealer near you, or check out our large collection of JEEP lift kits and other suspension products at Rough Country's website.

Formed in early 1970's, Rough Country Suspension® Products (roughcountry.com) was a founder of the off-road industry and is one of the fastest growing manufacturers and marketers of lifted suspension packages and off-road accessories for 2wd and 4wd trucks and SUVs. Rough Country Suspension® Products is owned by Heckethorn Products® which boasts a rich history in the automotive aftermarket, including the invention of the first steering stabilizer for military Jeeps in the 1950s. As a complete supplier, Rough Country Suspension Products offers retailers, wholesalers, and consumers an opportunity to purchase easy to install off-road products the market is demanding.