Stableload alternative
The other day someone posted pictures of a round rubber disc with a stud in the center to be used as an alternative to a lower stableload. Unfortunately I forgot to bookmark it, and can not locate th...
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Reddog1 wrote:
The Mad Norsky, thanks for the information. I had a DRW for over twenty-five years, but did not haul a TC. I have hauled my TCs on SRW trucks. I believe without a doubt that SRW trucks will find a major positive effect with a sway bar.
zulu52, actually, I think the sway bar is properly called an anti-sway bar. Its only function and purpose is to reduce sway. That is why it is an anti-sway bar. I think you should search sway bars and their benefit.
Simply stated, an anti-sway bar reduces sway, shock absorbers absorb shock, overload springs and airbags handle overloading the basic springs.
This is an interesting topic.
If I got anti-sway bars for my 2015 Chevy 2500, would I need them front and back?
Zulu
