Best Sway Bars

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BOSS

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I think the Hothckis come with links, even for lowered trucks...I'm surprised the Eibach doesn't, I thought I saw em? Still - go with Hothckis links and Eibach bar then. Just make sure they are compatible which they shuld be close.

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Another item that really helps is changing from rubber bushings to polyurethane.

For my rig i'm currently changing out the bushings on the front to poly, and then changing the entire rear bar + adding poly's....i'm also changing to poly on the end links (you can get a full sway bar poly kit + end links for < $80)

I'm hoping to finish up this weekend, should make a nice difference.
 

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When I got my Tahoe it rolled so bad I thought it would tip over...even on mild curves. The sway bar link on the front passenger side was completely missing. I bought MOOG replacements for all 4 corners and it handles like new.
 

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eibachs are good... the rear hotchkis bar is shaped a lil diff. than the eibachs..i just put on the hotchkis and they are really nice make a huge diff. so either way you go you ll be pleased..my front bushings were shot so you could do bushes and rear bar. if you are on a budget. i think doing both is the way to go.
 

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I don't remember now but I want to say end links did not come with the kit. It's been over a year since I purchased and installed it. You might want to call Hotchkis or Summit to confirm what comes with it.

I am very pleased with both the Hotchkis sway bars and Spohn components.

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I don't remember now but I want to say end links did not come with the kit. It's been over a year since I purchased and installed it. You might want to call Hotchkis or Summit to confirm what comes with it.

I am very pleased with both the Hotchkis sway bars and Spohn components.

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Any touque specs or just tighten with lock tight
 

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Tighten with loctite should be fine. I've installed Hotchkis sway bars on ! half a dozen vehicles 4 of which I still own with no issues.
 
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