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.