Hellwig® 7272 - Big Wig Rear Sway Bar

Big Wig Rear Sway Bar (7272) by Hellwig®. Quantity: 1 per Pack. This is sway bar that’s designed to help stabilize pickups and vans that have become top heavy due to load hauling or trailer towing. Reduces side-to-side body roll around turns, enhances tire grip, and restores full vehicle control.

Specifications

Features

• Sway bar designed to stabilize top-heavy pickups and vans used for load hauling or trailer towing
• Reduces side-to-side body roll around turns, enhances tire grip, and restores full vehicle control
• Sway bar ends feature multiple mounting holes to adjust the level of stiffness
• Crafted from chrome moly steel that matches the strength of traditional steel with lighter weight
• Solid, not tubular, construction provides an incredibly high yield strength of 170,000 psi
• Powder coat finish resists corrosion, chips, and scratches better than paint
• Includes durable polyurethane bushings that resist deterioration, cracking, and drying out under extreme use
• Flattened ends provide a superior mounting surface
• Will not interfere with supple, comfortable ride from springs and shocks under normal driving conditions
• Specifically sized and tuned for the layout of your make and model’s suspension
• Manufactured in the United States

Hellwig's® history began in 1941 with a patent Rudy Hellwig had been granted for an overload spring design he had developed and perfected. Hammering out the springs by hand in a rented blacksmith shop in Kansas, Rudy moved to California after the end of World War II, steel rationing made materials more widely available. Founding Hellwig Products in 1946 out of Glendale, California, Rudy began manufacturing springs that restored ride height, stability, and control to trucks and campers weighed down with heavy cargo. Rudy's philosophy was to build products that exceed customer's expectations in both performance and durability, and his business practices of taking care of customers after a sale quickly built the company a positive reputation. After a 1963 Hot Rod Magazine feature showed how effectively Hellwig adjustable stabilizers eliminated handling problems inherent in stock Chevrolet Corvair suspensions, word of the company's products spread.