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u2slow · 08-23-2005, 01:40 AM

I'm curious about the effectiveness of the factory rear swaybar you find on some of the camper-specials and duallies.

Many years ago my Dad has added a 4-leaf overload pack on his C20 crew for a large slide-in camper. Its an improvement alright, but it still teeters around like nuts

I picked up a factory swaybar for free

Will it make enough difference to warrant the hassle of installing it? Or are the maxed out 10-plys going to squish around enough to negate its effectiveness?

08-23-2005, 01:40 AM	#1
u2slow Web Wheeler Join Date: Jan 2000 Location: BC, Canada, eh? Posts: 388	REAR sway bar I'm curious about the effectiveness of the factory rear swaybar you find on some of the camper-specials and duallies. Many years ago my Dad has added a 4-leaf overload pack on his C20 crew for a large slide-in camper. Its an improvement alright, but it still teeters around like nuts I picked up a factory swaybar for free Will it make enough difference to warrant the hassle of installing it? Or are the maxed out 10-plys going to squish around enough to negate its effectiveness? __________________ '66 C10 longstep - Clifford equiped '84 C20 Suburban 6.2L - awaiting 4x4 conversion '91 V3500 Crewcab - awaiting diesel swap

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