Hellwig 7685 Solid, Heat Treated Chromoly, 1-1/2" Front Sway Bar

I got the 7685 front sway bar for my 2016 Chevrolet Tahoe LTZ. I also added Moog Stabilizer Bar Links (K700538) to replace the stock ones. The product stated that Hellwig 7799 spacer kit was required since I have a 6 speed auto but to my surprise it was NOT required for the 2016 Chevrolet Tahoe LTZ. I had a TON of room without using the spacers so I left them off. The install instructions did NOT mention that the new bolts for the bushing U brackets required a Hex/Allen bit. I simply cut off a 5/16 (i think) allen wrench and used it in a standard socket. Put a little grease in the socket and it will keep the allen from falling out all the time.The sway made a HECK of a lot of difference. The weight of the bar compared to the stock one is staggering. The Tahoe feels more like my 2012 Range Rover Sport Supercharged now just PLANTED to the ground. I was very surprised that the ride quality was not impacted as much as I would have expected.Overall this is a fantastic bolt on upgrade over the factory parts.Just for anyone reading this... I also bought the matching rear Hellwig 7740 sway bar. The whole combination TRANSFORMED the vehicle completely!

NO SWAY BAR LINKS ARE INCLUDED... PREPARE TO SPEND ANOTHER $20 OR MORE.

WOW!! I didn't think it would make that big a difference in my 2013 Escalade, but my truck is more planted, turn in is better, no more understeer, drivability is light years better. It is worth the money!I'm shocked that it works so well. I've done sway bars on all my sports cars and they make a little diff, but not as much as this did. Now I have to get the rear one!

I understand pickup trucks are intended as work trucks, but a lot of people buy them because of the convenience of carrying things, hauling a trailer, or just because they like pickups. Adding this bar improved the ride quality of the truck immensely, especially on tight radius turns. The truck doesn't feel like it's going to slide on the rear and body roll is kept to a minimum.If you buy this, do you're self a favor and get the rear bar as well, you won't regret it. To this day I don't understand why Chevy doesn't install a swaybar in the rear of their trucks.

I bought this for my 2013 Suburban, in addition to the rear adjustable sway bar. Rear sway bar went perfect. Front sway bar I'm a little concerned about. Where the sway bar connects to the end links, it doesn't look right. The angle on the bar seems off. I guess time will tell.

Installed on a 2017 Silverado Z71. This should have came from the factory. I wanted a truck not a boat! I'm talking to you GM!2-19-2019: I wanted to add that my Z71 did not come with rear bars. Installing these make a difference but will interfere with your stock-sized spare. In my case I can't go any larger than the 31.5" spare and reinstalling the spare take a little finageling..

Adds greater stability but was a giant pain in the ass to install. Now that it's installed it works great.

If you have a front sway check diameter you may only need neoprene bushings which you can get at O Riley Auto parts But if your not satisfied With handling Get this bar It compliments the rear bar This company makes