Hellwig Sway bar
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Hellwig Sway bar
Going to add a Hellwig Sway bar to my 2017 F350 4X4 SRW short bed crew cab. I tow a 36 foot 5th wheel once or twice a month, but this is also the travel vehicle. I see Hellwig has 2 different diameters for the rear sway bar. The 7320 is 1 5/16 inch and the 7761 is 1 1/4 inches. What have you folks used and why?
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Tony P.
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Tony P.
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From: my recliner
Here, this thread will give you some info:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...-sway-bar.html
I added the factory sway bar and have been very pleased with it.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...-sway-bar.html
I added the factory sway bar and have been very pleased with it.
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From: NE Washington
Just got this for Christmas. I had one on my 2011 F250 worked great with my camper and pulling the boat with the links on the center hole.
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Going to add a Hellwig Sway bar to my 2017 F350 4X4 SRW short bed crew cab. I tow a 36 foot 5th wheel once or twice a month, but this is also the travel vehicle. I see Hellwig has 2 different diameters for the rear sway bar. The 7320 is 1 5/16 inch and the 7761 is 1 1/4 inches. What have you folks used and why?
Thanks
Tony P.
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Tony P.
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I have the big wig 7320 and it handle my 40 ft 5 th wheel just fine. It actually might be a little over kill. I also have air bags with a air compressor on my 2017 cc F 350. I don’t think I needed the sway bar with the air bags. If you are going to put air bags in your truck you might not need the sway bar. Just my opinion
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