Hellwig Sway Bar - Denver area

Sue, does your F350 have a rear swaybar now and is it a dually?

I have a 2015 Chevy 2500 HD four door, long bed, 4X4.
Northstar Arrow 8.5 camper.

I am 65 years old and I installed my Hellwig Bigwig in 2 hours by myself.
Everything fit perfectly.
The directions suggested removing the spare tire to ease installation but I didn't do it.
I didn't need to. It wasn't in the way.

I'm not a mechanic but I can followed directions. That worked.

It made a huge difference in the sway I was experiencing. I do get a rougher ride without the camper though but I can live with that.
Zulu

Thanks so far for the suggestions and comments. I am open for more.

Denver Spring has been reasonable in the past.

If you have a diesel you have to partially move the def tank to get access, the rest is pretty easy.

I just installed a Hellwig big wig rear sway bar on my truck 2006 F350 last week. This is a very very easy job to do.
Im older, near 70 and it took me maybe an hour to pull the old one off, and replace it with the new one. The biggest problem was reaching one bolt.
Im quite a ways from you, or I would be happy to help you with it.

If it were summer and you wanted to drive west about 2 hours I would do it, but I 'aint gonna crawl under a truck in the High Country winter unless your truck can fit in my garage (mine barely fits.)

I would have done it for you for a beer had I live near you.

Go over the list of your friends who is half mechanically inclined -- or simply handy and give him a call.

It's not difficult nor complicated.