Hellwig Anti Sway

[BigWaveRidah]

I have a 2005 Tundra DC and I've read about the anti sway bars. does it really help to get both or should i just get the rear?

[H2O_MAN]

Originally Posted by BigWaveRidah

I have a 2005 Tundra DC and I've read about the anti sway bars. does it really help to get both or should i just get the rear?

Just the rear.

Your OE front bar will work just fine.

[BigWaveRidah]

Perfect! THanks.

[supritdeol]

do you know if they have quick disconnects?

[boody]

Originally Posted by supritdeol

do you know if they have quick disconnects?

I've been wondering this too. I would be more likely to get the sway bar if I could get it with the disconnects. I've heard of people using them, but I haven't been able to find them anywhere.

[edwardtx]

Originally Posted by boody

I've been wondering this too. I would be more likely to get the sway bar if I could get it with the disconnects. I've heard of people using them, but I haven't been able to find them anywhere.

Hellwig sway bar rocks! Try summitracing.com.

[kbshadow]

Originally Posted by boody

I've been wondering this too. I would be more likely to get the sway bar if I could get it with the disconnects. I've heard of people using them, but I haven't been able to find them anywhere.

I have been reading this thread and they sound like a good idea and will get one for my Tacoma when they come out.

I know what a sway bar is but don't know what the quick disconnect is, can someone enlighten me.

Thanks.

kbshadow.

Stockton ca

[Jaketparker]

Originally Posted by kbshadow

I have been reading this thread and they sound like a good idea and will get one for my Tacoma when they come out.

I know what a sway bar is but don't know what the quick disconnect is, can someone enlighten me.

Thanks.

kbshadow.

Stockton ca

Its just brackets that easily come off without the use of nuts or bolts so it can be taken off with ease and not much time. Sway bars are not supposed to work very well when offroading so instead of wasting hours of ones life removing and reinstalling the sway bar for on and off road use, one uses quick disconnects.

I know people have made some custom ones but ive yet to see one manufactured to the public.

[kbshadow]

Originally Posted by Jaketparker

Its just brackets that easily come off without the use of nuts or bolts so it can be taken off with ease and not much time. Sway bars are not supposed to work very well when offroading so instead of wasting hours of ones life removing and reinstalling the sway bar for on and off road use, one uses quick disconnects.

I know people have made some custom ones but ive yet to see one manufactured to the public.

Thanks Jake

It really had me wondering

kbshadow.

Stockton Ca