bracket/swaybar gap

Riptide

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I noticed that there seems to be an uneven gap between the rear swaybar and my relocation brackets. Driver vs. passenger side. Here are a couple photos illustrating this. They aren't perfect but you get the idea. Is this normal? These are UMI brackets and UMI lowers. Alignment was checked only a couple months ago and was fine.

Driver:
LHkEN.jpg


Passenger:
S2ECK.jpg
 

tmcolegr

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perfectly normal

the sway bar is not fixed but can float in the bushings from side to side. Next time you check it the gap may be larger on the other side
 

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