Hellwig Sway Bar - Denver area

Thom, I just saw your post. I will call you. Thanks!

Sue, I'm going to install mine next weekend (28ish). If you want to head down to Colorado Springs area I would love to install yours too.
Maybe that Sunday.
Thom
540 907 5767

Call Wesley Siegfried, Mobile Mechanic, 619-895-0032. He installed some shocks for us. He did good work and his charge was reasonable. That was several years ago. So I hope the number is still good.

Grit dog wrote:
While y'all are patting yourselves on the back for a job well done, the lady asked for shop reccomendations not how easy it was for YOU to install yourself.
BTW Zulu, the spare wasn't in the way for you because it looks like you installed it backwards and too low. At least according to the bigwig directions for your truck and every other rear swaybar I've seen.

OP, may try Diesel Day Dreams. Wade is a good guy and does quality work. Idk what he'd charge.

That’s why I went with the Roadmaster swaybar, simpler installation and it sat higher.

You're correct. My apologies.

Grit dog wrote:
While y'all are patting yourselves on the back for a job well done, the lady asked for shop reccomendations not how easy it was for YOU to install yourself.
BTW Zulu, the spare wasn't in the way for you because it looks like you installed it backwards and too low. At least according to the bigwig directions for your truck and every other rear swaybar I've seen.

OP, may try Diesel Day Dreams. Wade is a good guy and does quality work. Idk what he'd charge.

Grit Dog,

It is not backwards or too low.

The assembly instructions for my truck say that the bottom of the bar needs to be level with the bottom of the differential housing.
That is how it is.
You get it that way by adjusting the end links until everything is level and in place.

Here is the link to the instructions that say what to do.
Look at page 4, Item #11.
This is for Model #7270 which is for my 2015 Chevy 2500HD

https://www.carid.com/images/hellwig/suspension-systems/pdf/7270-installation-instructions.pdf

Zulu

No one is patting any thing, we are encouraging, and making suggestions, that is all. She did after all, also ask for some one to help her, we only suggest that the job is more simple than she may think and to give it a try, her self.
I didn't see anyone saying they did a "job well done" I did see encouragement for her to try it her self as it is a simple job.
I am providing a link of the installation of the Hellwig sway bar that shows step by step how to, and She does a great job on the installation.




F350 Rear Anti-sway bar installation
by Dan Chan
https://youtu.be/ORy7Cllz2_E

Canonsue wrote:
GeoBoy, it is single and no I do not have a sway bar in the rear. I do have one in the front.

Sue, I would use the Roadmaster swaybar, RM-1139-173-00 with end links. It is 1 3/8” diameter bar and installation looks pretty easy. Etrailer.com has this swaybar packaged with the end links, if you purchase from them make sure the bar includes the end links.

While y'all are patting yourselves on the back for a job well done, the lady asked for shop reccomendations not how easy it was for YOU to install yourself.
BTW Zulu, the spare wasn't in the way for you because it looks like you installed it backwards and too low. At least according to the bigwig directions for your truck and every other rear swaybar I've seen.

OP, may try Diesel Day Dreams. Wade is a good guy and does quality work. Idk what he'd charge.

GeoBoy, it is single and no I do not have a sway bar in the rear. I do have one in the front.