McCarthy

What options do i have out there to reduce body roll? Perhaps level it while i'm at it? I'm not looking to make it handle like a car, i just want it to take the corners a bit better... I don't mind AT ALL if it makes for a harsher ride. (Used to it from the cars i used to drive)
(Truck is a 2012 SCrew 4x4)

BE25FX4

some people say that bilsteins and other shocks help make the ride more firm.

i would go with hellwig sway bars.

http://www.hellwigproducts.com/produ...suv-sway-bars/

JLonsinger2011

Bilsteins and hellwigs.

summertop511

X2

BarryT82

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Mmac

Bilsteins made a positively noticeable difference on my truck. It corners & brakes with reduced body roll and doesn't wallow over high speed bumps plus I was able to add desired lift for new tires. The ride is better and not too firm.
Not sure if I would add swaybars to a 4x4 truck, idk?

justjimmy

I used Bilsteins and Road Master Active Suspension.

Northlight

...and have just ordered a Hellwig rear sway bar (Part #7705) for my 2013 FX4.

Northlight

gDMJoe

+1 -
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chainsaw22

How does your truck handle now with the rear sway bar, did you change the front as well,