Ready for a sway bar....

[hargis]

I'm ready to do a sway bar on front of our 55. Without rocking the boat can I ask if any one has had experiences with Oldedays Classic Parts? Thanks.......

[markm]

Sorry I have sway bars on both my 55 and 56 but I bought one From CCI and the other from a swap meet. They are a nice addition.

[rockytopper R.I.P 5-13-2017]

Can't help Hellwig front and back here.

[chevynut]

made by ADDCO

http://www.addco.net/aftermarket/

[WagonCrazy]

a swaybar will be a definite improvement in handling. Almost no matter which one you put on.. a lot of them are made by Addco as Chevynut has posted.

[Bihili]

Can't help Hellwig front and back here.

Ditto

[Rick_L]

hargis, find out what bar oldedays is selling.

Any bar is a good addition, but bigger is generally better.

I've heard if of a huge problem with anyone's front sway bar, with this one exception - if you have front mounted disc brake calipers, they may hit the sway bar when the wheels are turned max.

[57barnwagon]

does anyone know if a Hellwig 55822 and 5822 will work on my 57 210 9 passenger wagon?

[NickP]

does anyone know if a Hellwig 55822 and 5822 will work on my 57 210 9 passenger wagon?

According to Summit Racing: https://www.summitracing.com/parts/h...2/applications it doesn't "exclude" wagons but I'd call rather than risk it. I suspect the only possible interference in the rear would be the fuel tank but I have no concrete knowledge on that. With the exception of Rick's comment the front shouldn't have issue either. https://www.summitracing.com/parts/h...2/applications

[Rick_L]

If the rear bar doesn't fit a wagon as a bolt on, you might be able to make it work anyway. As Nick suggested, a phone call should help out.