Adding Rear Sway Bars

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bunchz71

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Several years ago, I put a 6" RC Lift on my 1999 2-Door Tahoe. I have never really liked how the body roll is. My Tahoe did not come with rear sway bars. Who can hook me up with a link to buy some aftermarket rear sway bar links to help control my body roll. TIA
 

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Heres what I came up with. Looking at the reviews, it appears many have put these on their 2 doors.



Anyone know of anything better than this option?

TIA
I can't help with your 2 door, but Hellwig makes a helluva product. I replaced my stock swaybars with Hellwigs on my 03 and what a difference. A few of us with NBS have made the swap to Hellwigs and all of us are extremely happy with their product. I'd say go for it.
 

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I second the Helwig. On advice from here I replaced both front and rear sway bars in my 2011. Huge difference.

As stated by others, not sure how this will effect a two door.
 
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I honestly think it will be night and day difference. With the torsion bars cranked up on front and no stability on the rear, i have always hated how touchie the front steering was. I dont know why I never thought about it being body roll. I will definitely keep you guys updated. I am almost positive this will fix my problem and make this Tahoe enjoyable to drive, even on the windy days here in the Texas Panhandle.
 
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Here are the reviews from verified purchasers from amazon.
 

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Took this suggestion and ordered front bars as well. Cant wait to get em on. Thanks
While you are waiting for the Hellwigs to arrive, I recommend that you establish a benchmark for your current suspension setup. Then, after installing the Hellwigs, you can actually measure the performance improvement.

@OR VietVet and I have our specific cloverleaf ramps/lanes in which we set our benchmarks and then measured the results after the Hellwigs installation, and the results were quite impressive. I got over a 5 mph improvement in speed while traversing my benchmark ramp. BUT, the most impressive aspect of the Hellwigs, is that I achieve this mph gain, with almost NO body roll at all.
 
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Got the bars in. Front installed no problem, but these install directions for the rear suck @$$, similar to the RCX 6”lift kit. And of course cant find anything on youtube for the 1999 hoe.
 

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