Sway bar inquiry.....
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From: Tulsa, OK
Sway bar inquiry.....
I have noticed that some of you have put sway bars on the rear of your trucks. Is there an improvement in the handling of the truck? Are you happy with the purchase?
Most of the ones I have seen have been Hellwig sway bars. I talked to Hellwig the other day and they gave me part numbers for the both the front and the rear.
I have not seen any front sway bars on any of your trucks. Why not? Just wondering. I thought there might be a good reason. I am thinking of ordering the rear and thought why not get the front also and install it at the same time.
Most of the ones I have seen have been Hellwig sway bars. I talked to Hellwig the other day and they gave me part numbers for the both the front and the rear.
I have not seen any front sway bars on any of your trucks. Why not? Just wondering. I thought there might be a good reason. I am thinking of ordering the rear and thought why not get the front also and install it at the same time.
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Most people don't realize what a positive difference a rear sway bar makes. I think that's why you don't see one on everyones truck. They're not very expensive, so once you've driven a truck with a rear sway bar, odds are you'll get one too.
The truck comes with a front sway bar. Helwig does make one for the front but since you already have one, you wouldn't need a new one unless you drive very aggressively.
Most people don't realize what a positive difference a rear sway bar makes. I think that's why you don't see one on everyones truck. They're not very expensive, so once you've driven a truck with a rear sway bar, odds are you'll get one too.
The truck comes with a front sway bar. Helwig does make one for the front but since you already have one, you wouldn't need a new one unless you drive very aggressively.
