Hellwig anti sway bar installed

[Jrod]

I got used to having one on my gen 4 for eight years. Definitely makes a big difference.

 

[HangmanNY]

Would that help when towing a travel camper/trailer?

 

[Jrod]

Would that help when towing a travel camper/trailer?

No idea, people say it does but I don’t tow, so I couldn’t give you an experienced opinion.

 

[DILLIGAF]

Would that help when towing a travel camper/trailer?

On a 1500 Airlift 5000 is what helps with towing . And dont be a moron an T the air bags together .

 

[HangmanNY]

On a 1500 Airlift 5000 is what helps with towing . And dont be a moron an T the air bags together .

I just watched a video on how this is done. a bit of work but nothing too difficult.

I’m going to contemplate this after all the other suspension components are changed. I did reach out to the gentleman who is a suspension parts supplier here. he replied once, but I had more questions. And again he’s probably busy.

With just over 131,000 miles would it be prudent to change to a Hellwig rear stabilizer bar with new end links? And I’m not sure if the rear control arms should also be changed? I was planning on using the Bilstein 5100’s in the rear. if I’m not mistaken, they have an option to raise the suspension a couple inches? Are there any other components in the rear that I’m overlooking?

I also plan on doing the front suspension.

 

[DILLIGAF]

That sounds like a solid plan to me

The rear control arms aren't necessary unless they are worn out or cracked. that be throwing money away IMHO in your application. Thats different when you are Lifted and Off-roading or big HP guys.

If they are worn out. Core makes a good replacement. The Claytons I have are more for off-roading purposes.

If you were closer id just give it to you... lol...

Also look into the Timbrens, Its a cheaper alternative. I also have a set of those collecting dust.

Airlift 1000 would be last on the list, They dont hold up in our climate. Those lasted only 2 years on my truck.

 

[quickster2]

Would that help when towing a travel camper/trailer?

I added 1 to my truck. Definitely a big difference with our truck camper mitigating the side to side motion and sway through corners.