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Old 02-04-2017, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by DeltaNu1142
Mine sits pretty flat. The rear diff is a little lower than the sway bar. I was planning on pulling it off next time I go off-road.

If you watch their install on YouTube they tilt it up towards the differential, so it's OK to do it
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Originally Posted by MagNitto
If you watch their install on YouTube they tilt it up towards the differential, so it's OK to do it
I did watch the video & was wondering if the 13G would be OK as it is on the 12G in the video...Assuming it's OK...never hurts to ask, surprised no one has chimed in stating they did it + reporting yea or nay results-->
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Originally Posted by 808XLT
​​​​appreciate your writeup, as i just adjusted my hellwig after a few hundred miles. was hearing an occational thud. found the jam nut on the link to bar was coming loose; i did not use a thin washer under the jam nut on the link to bar, and instead had it above on the link to frame connection, under the bolt head. tightened everything up, but now thinking i need a washer under jamnut on link to bar?
From your picture, it looks like you have the bolts in the wrong place. The longer bolt should be on the bottom, where the link connects to the bar. The shorter bolt should be in the top, for the clevis (frame) to link connection. That will allow you to use both washers on the bottom link to bar, where they are supposed to be.
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Originally Posted by VTX1800N1
From your picture, it looks like you have the bolts in the wrong place.
Ahhhh I see said the blind man! Thanks for the helpful reply
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Originally Posted by 808XLT
Ahhhh I see said the blind man! Thanks for the helpful reply
I also do not see a jam nut in the link. Did you forget that part?
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Originally Posted by VTX1800N1
I also do not see a jam nut in the link. Did you forget that part?
most likely.
thanks again, i will check those too.
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Originally Posted by HuskerHarley
I did watch the video & was wondering if the 13G would be OK as it is on the 12G in the video...Assuming it's OK...never hurts to ask, surprised no one has chimed in stating they did it + reporting yea or nay results-->
Mine is tilted up as far out of the way as possible. About the only thing I noticed was it made the drop end-links angled a bit toward the rear (in the rear most hole.) No noticeable issues thus far, but I also have the RAS helper springs and really could not notice a discernible difference after adding the rear sway bar.
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Originally Posted by fleming23
Mine is tilted up as far out of the way as possible. About the only thing I noticed was it made the drop end-links angled a bit toward the rear (in the rear most hole.) No noticeable issues thus far, but I also have the RAS helper springs and really could not notice a discernible difference after adding the rear sway bar.
Thanks. I guess that I'm going to get the RAS and skip the Hellwig.
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Finally got around to getting my sway bar installed.
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Originally Posted by Markc1
Finally got around to getting my sway bar installed.

I did like the video showed, pushed/tilted it up so it looks better from behind and less chance of damaging it on whatever.





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