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Handling ImprovementsTechnical discussions regarding sport suspensions, performance sway bars, shock absorbers, lowering kits and handling improvement systems.
This is a discussion thread titled "Hellwig question", within the Handling Improvements forum, part of the Technical & Vehicle Assistance Forums category.
I just finished putting on my Helwig sway bar an hour ago. It works very well and I didn't have a single missing part. The directions are quite lacking, but I figured it out.
No problem with mine. My 15 year old son and I installed my Kit in about two hours. I'm teaching him some basics on wrench turning, and had a geometry lesson while laying underneth the truck. Everything fit and I had air tools. Torgued to specs and have rechecked TQ several times since the iinstall.
Love the added handleing this kit gave the truck. It's a rocket off the line, will burn rubber almost anytime you step on it, and cornering is flat. Almost/did some drifting with it, even though this truck is kinda big and heavy, it sure doesn't feel it anymore. I'll be needing tires sooner than I thought.
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I've only done a few mods, but the Hellwig was the first. It's been on more than a year, 10K miles with no trouble. The nuts are rusted tight thanks to good ol' WI road salt. I ordered directly from Nancy at Hellwig. The box arrived in bad shape with holes in it, but everything was there. Some low profile tires would take it to the next level, but it's still a big improvement. Here's a pic from last year:
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Spray-On bedliner | Century commercial cap | Replaced ball joints (recall) | Replaced RR fender molding (damaged) | Hellwig anti-sway bar | Plugged the piezo | Gentex compass/temp. rearview mirror | 56 LED center brake light in cap | Scangauge II | Someday: Back up camera | Mr. Fusion | Flux Capacitor...
well up date on my hellwig rear anti sway bar. all is tight and great, it's the best investment for handling i ever bought. i will buy 1 if they make 1 for any of my future vehicles.
all parts still on and tight, it's been almost a year. not a single issue from day 1 till now.
i wrote a post on this, truck handles so much better now, it's AWESOME & AMAZING!
but thats only my opinion.
i know for a fact it saved my life already and saved me from having a horrible accident.
2 thumb's up for HELLWIG!
thankyou,
gorilla
Last edited by GORILLA; 05-12-2008 at 09:20 PM.
Reason: spelling
I have had my Helwig swaybar on for 6 years with no problems. All parts were there, and the installation was simple and straightforward. One of the best mods I have ever done. The difference in handling and stability is amazing.
Rick
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Black 2002 Limited 4x4
Mods: TRD Supercharger, Boost Guage, Unichip, Clifford AvantGuard 4 Alarm/Remote Start system, Auto Dimming mirror w/compass & temp, Sequoia Power Antenna, Retrax bed cover, Donahoe long travel coilovers, Total Chaos Uniball UCA, Helo Black Maxx 6 wheels w/ 265/70R 16 Michelin LTX/MS tires, Ivan Stewart front bumper cover, TRD headers, TRD dual exhaust, factory LSD, Total Chaos urethane steering rack bushings, Wheelers urethane front swaybar bushings, Helwig rear antisway bar, Goodyear Gatorback serpentine belt, Fumoto engine oil drain valve,Denso IK22 Iridum spark plugs, Eclipse AVN2454 AM/FM/CD/DVD/Navigation system w/ color backup camera, SilverStar headlights and fog lights, WeatherTec in-channel wind/rain deflectors, Ventshade door sill protectors, Toyota hood protector, TracRac sliding rack system with cantilever extension, IPOD integrated with Eclipse AVN2454, PopnLock electric tailgate lock, Sequoia electric condenser fan, Viair 440P portable compressor, ORS manual hub conversion w/Aisin hubs, StubbsWelding SKO rock sliders, 60" hi-lift extreme jack with slider adapter, Odyssey PC1700MJT battery
Coming hopefully - Warn 9.5ti multi-mount transportable winch, ARB lockers front and rear, 4.30 gears