u/FF_Moo923

1997 Jeep Wrangler with a 2.5 inch RC lift. Previous owner kept the stock sway bar links resulting in a downward sway bar angle. I ended up buying a teraflex sway bar link quick disconnect that is 10 inches long from the center holes. What I didnt account for was the extra 1 inch for the "U" bracket at the top. So its really 11 inches long. Im estimating that the angle for the front sway bar will be about 12-15 degrees once installed. I just eye balled it and measured the angle with my phone.

I know a neutral angle or slighly upward angle is ideal. Will I be pushing the limit if im around the 15 degree range?

I attached a photo of my new links side by side with the stock ones. You can see how my sway bar is currently pointing downwards about -8 degrees.

Started seeing a few drops on the ground the last 3 days. Its not massive, but Its a noticeable wet spot on the ground about 2inx3in. It most certainly looks like coolant. The drops looks clean and not dark. My oil also is very clean. Heater core hoses dont have a leak, no leak around my water pump or the lower/upper radiator hose.

The leak seems to be coming from the area around my valve cover. That entire area is already quite moist since I have a valve cover leak. The leak also seems to stop once the engine has cooled down, but there will be slow drops for the first 10-15 mins after shutting the engine off

The drops im noticing are dripping down near the oil drain plug. Any possible ideas?

1997 Jeep Wrangler, 102,000 miles, Manual

Im planning to buy teraflex sway bar links but im kinda tied between the options. I can choose their "0-2 inch lift" option which is basically the same length as the OEM links. Or I can buy their "3-6 inch lift" option which has link 2 inches longer than OEM.

My jeep has a 2-2.5inch lift, but with my OEM sway bar links, the sway bar itself is kind of angled downward. Do you think its worth moving up to the 3-6 inch lift option to correct the geometry of the sway bar? Its angled about 10 degrees downward.