Rear Sway bar?
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5280tunage
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Unfortunately mine has been in the shop now 3 times since mine have been on, but no issues. My guess is it's like anything, if a shock goes out they may blame a sway bar, but I don't think there's a way to say that a rattling turbo is caused by a sway bar. But I truly doubt anyone would have an issue.
Nate2020KR
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That awesome news! I ordered the front and rear bars from Summit Racing on 10/10. I just checked the status again and it now for the first time says there will arrive on the same day 12/23. That would be a Christmas miracle for sure if they do.
I ordered mine oct 15th . So I hope mine ships soon
techdude99
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I'm seeing 8-10 weeks for shipping on the various sites.
For now, I'll use Sport mode to stiffen the suspension and audition a Pedal Commander to see what happens when dialing down the touchy throttle response.
I'm still researching endlinks and bushings.
For now, I'll use Sport mode to stiffen the suspension and audition a Pedal Commander to see what happens when dialing down the touchy throttle response.
I'm still researching endlinks and bushings.
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5280tunage
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I looked around quite a bit for bushing and I couldn't find anyone that had bushings large enough for the Stillen sway bars (in an effort to find a different composition that made less noise). But since then, I removed all of the brackets and bushings for the mounts, cleaned them real well, and put a good synthetic chassis grease in them. They are much quieter now, but as with anything I'm sure more dirt and grime will get in and make more noise. I did reach out to Stillen directly and they don't have end links or different bushings for these bars. I did see that Moog has some end links but they look identical to OEM and mount metal on metal on one side (the A arm side is rubber on both sides of the link). Moog Chassis Parts K80338 Moog Sway Bar End Links | Summit Racing
well just got my tracking numbers! whoo hooo!! both front and rear are on the way
Not that I can see I’ll fully open it tomorrow. It was scrapped on the end from what I saw
Not that I can see I’ll fully open it tomorrow. It was scrapped on the end from what I saw
5280tunage
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Ha ha. Those things are bulletproof. If you got it it's likely and just fine shape. My first one came completely empty, no one ever found the bar. How do you lose a 40 plus pound bar of steel? The second two arrived much better.
Congrats, great addition.
Congrats, great addition.
You must be on the west coast. Mine isn’t arriving until Tuesday.
Nope Missouri
I had both installed to day, and all I can saw is WOW!! JUST WOW. the ride is exactly what and wish it was from factory. Im am so in love with the truck now.
if you are on the fence do it! the Sway bars are totally worth it
if you are on the fence do it! the Sway bars are totally worth it
Nate2020KR
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I just checked on Summit and it show a tracking number for Box A. It looks like all ours were made together.
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Deadman
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I couldn't agree more. I never knew how bad the stock brakes were until I got the sway bar and drove the vehicle sooo much harder and faster that the brakes became a weakness.
techdude99
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I noticed Hellwig sells universal adjustable end links in three lengths that are supposed to fit the Expedition.
Are the links that come with the Hellwig swaybar fixed?
Looking at Deadman's comparison pics of both rear bars and his observation that they look very similar, would replacing the OEM end links with a shorter length provide similar handling characteristics?
Are the links that come with the Hellwig swaybar fixed?
Looking at Deadman's comparison pics of both rear bars and his observation that they look very similar, would replacing the OEM end links with a shorter length provide similar handling characteristics?
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