[DMAXXED]

Anybody have a anti sway set up on their truck with a large lift? i am going to pick up a 23' toy hauler (pull). I need at least a 10" drop for my truck.

 

[junkyardrules]

It can be done. I have front and rear Frederico sway bars on a 4 inch lifted truck. I have my rear bar mounted below the axle but am planning on moving it to over the axle. It makes for a cleaner look imo but required delicate installation due to the brake line. As it is now, the endlinks for the rear are REALLY long. I also required custom endlinks for the front. Let me know if you'd like to see pictures. I would call Tom Frederico and He'll hook you up. I know he's working with cognito right now on a set of sway bars.

 

[Mr BaadBoy]

Blowin in the wind

Thinking about installing a sway bar in the baack of my 03 (stock) pullin a TT(12,000 lbs) . Wondering if i will feel any huge diffrence in the sway as the big rigs push you out then suck you baack in again. I am going to br getting the leveling bags also. THX for any input

 

[TFEnt]

Anybody have a anti sway set up on their truck with a large lift? i am going to pick up a 23' toy hauler (pull). I need at least a 10" drop for my truck.

Frederico Perf and Cognito Motorsports are in the finishing stages of a new rear sway bar kit for lifted trucks with a 6" or greater lift. Call Chad or Justin at Cognito for more information.

 

[Deere3500]

DMAXXED...are you talking about the anti sway set up for your trailer, as far as the weight dist bars and sway control or an actual swaybar for the rear of the truck like everyone mentioned in previous post? I have a 10" drop hitch with everything if you would like to see pictures to have one built. Pretty pricey to build but I got lucky one fullsizechevy.com and someone chimed in that had their old one laying around. Let me know!

 

[LBZrcks]

When i bought my trailer they had long drop shanks that mounted with the rest of the weight distributing hitch

 

[DMAXXED]

DMAXXED...are you talking about the anti sway set up for your trailer, as far as the weight dist bars and sway control or an actual swaybar for the rear of the truck like everyone mentioned in previous post? I have a 10" drop hitch with everything if you would like to see pictures to have one built. Pretty pricey to build but I got lucky one fullsizechevy.com and someone chimed in that had their old one laying around. Let me know!

Yes, sorry for the confusion. DP moved my thread from "Truck Uses" (trailers, towing, etc.). The corect term is the weight dist bars and sway control. I did pick up my Toy Hauler last weekend and they did have something that would work (they told me before hand they didn't). The actual drop is 8" which worked for me because this trailer sits higher (Fleetwood Nitrous) than the weekend worrior.

-Thanx!

 

[southbayrhino22]

I have a fleetwood th and use a 10" drop with weight distribution bars.The whole kit was around $350.It works great and you can add the antisway to it if needed.

 

[Deere3500]

Well glad you got what you needed...DMAXXED...I had a heck of a time when I got my toyhauler 2 years ago.:grd:

 

[Mr BaadBoy]

sway bar

Im talking about the one that bolts on to your rear end from left and right of the axles over the pumkin

 

[Deere3500]

Im talking about the one that bolts on to your rear end from left and right of the axles over the pumkin

I don't know about the sway bar on the rear axle but you mentioned you were going to add air bags to the rear of your truck and I do know those will help tremendously with the swaying your trailer will cause! Hope this helps! Hopefully some others with swaybars will chime in!