Gutshot
Well-known member
I read those directions, then again, and once more after that, for the life of me I cannot figure out why I need to remove the front wheels to install a rear anti sway bar. I’m a commercial truck driver, not an engineer, what am I missing?Just FYI Belltech also offers a rear anti sway bar for the 2021+ F150, PN 5561. Among its claims are
This bar appears to tuck closer to the axle than the Hellwig and Steeda offerings (the 'saddle' on the axle is not spaced as low below the axle).
- 1" cold formed steel (solid)
- Heim joints rather than resilient bushings on the end links
- Polyurethane bushings at the axle mounts
- Drilling required to install
Available from several sources at ~$420 with free shipping (google: Belltech 5561)
Installation instructions attached. Again, just posting FYI.
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