Front swaybar?
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From: Colorado
I agree. Waste of money.
Asking Hellwig about it , did you really expect a different answer ?
To improve things you should get the factory bar up to speed.
Replace the frame-to-swaybar bushings and take a good look at the end links.
Asking Hellwig about it , did you really expect a different answer ?
To improve things you should get the factory bar up to speed.
Replace the frame-to-swaybar bushings and take a good look at the end links.
Post Fiend
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From: Mt. Shasta California
I don't have the rear one (and never will) and the Ex doesn't roll or do anything annoying. All a sway bar is is a temporary stiffer spring and they will throw you around more also. Try disconnecting the bar and going off road, it will be like riding the trails in a cadillac.
Cargo Master
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From: Sacramento Area
Yea, I'd say a sway bar (singluar) is pretty much universally agreed as needed (if for some reason your ride doesn't have one). Adding a 2nd is more for individual taste.
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Lead Driver
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From: Salem, VA
Well I'm good then 
I'll definitely replace all the bushings and things though. Honestly as much as I gained from the rear I didn't expect a lot more from upgrading the front. You off road guys have to remember I'm 2wd so no off roading for me, no lift for me, and I'm 5.4 so no real mods for me either... none that matter at least.
I'll definitely replace all the bushings and things though. Honestly as much as I gained from the rear I didn't expect a lot more from upgrading the front. You off road guys have to remember I'm 2wd so no off roading for me, no lift for me, and I'm 5.4 so no real mods for me either... none that matter at least.
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From: Salem, VA
I feel a lot more satisfied with these purchases too. We don't have attic stairs yet, just the hole in the ceiling with a board covering it so now I can get up there, cut the hole out right and install some fold out stairs Home owning is fun 
Thanks for all you do Stewart!
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