Hellwig Rear Sway Bar PN 7724

[ntm]

Well listen, it's a street king.

Queen, the term is street queen

 

[mike.s]

 

[MTF]

Queen, the term is street queen

Not in my world.

 

[MTF]

So I drove it today on the hardest setting, I have to be honest, I don't feel too much of a difference, If any at all.
I'm going to need a few more days and some more highway driving in traffic conditions.
In any case I'm not going to change it back to the softest and I may just cut the two holes off.
I'm kind of not digging the look, it looks unfinished.

 

[HAP]

MTF,

have you had any further thoughts on what position you prefer on the sway bar? I will be doing this MOD this weekend and wonder what you finally settled on.

Thanks.
R,
HAP

 

[MTF]

I left it in the hardest setting since I didn't feel any change.

 

[HAP]

Ok thanks. BTW, if not for your signature line I would not have known about the rear sway bar and Rouge traction bars. Your MODs are all very high quality and my research confirms same.

Thanks again!

R,
HAP

 

[HAP]

Adjusted mine to the max firm setting and I can feel a difference for sure. Much flatter handling.
For me, I really did not feel much improvement in the soft setting as compared to no sway bar at all.
Very happy with the results of this MOD.

R,
HAP

 

[Yukon Joe]

Believe it or not, I'm finally getting to install this. It's been sitting in the garage for almost a year. Thanks to @OrangeAddict's help.

Question for you guys with aftermarket rear leaf springs. @HAP @MTF
Do the links that come with the sway bar kit work? @MTUH3's instructions indicate that the kit is for stock Raptor height on stock springs.

Also, the bottom link nut looks to be awfully close to the leaf spring pack. Is there any interference at full droop?

I'm found that I'm missing some pieces for the install, once I get them, I'll do a full droop test, but wanted to know if you guys have had or seen any issues.

Thanks!

@Yukon Joe
www.runraptorrun.com

 

[MTUH3]

Links should have enough adjustment in them to work with aftermarket springs or increased ride height. Make sure you put a fair helping of anti seize on the threads.