Anyone running a Carli Sway Bar?

[JCockerill]

Thinking about getting one, was looking for feedback from anyone who has one with the carli suspension. the stock one is way too stiff for me.



thanks

 

[AEdelheit]

I don't personally have one but know many people who do and have spent time in there trucks both on road and down in Mexico, definitely a big improvement over stock, a hair more body roll but much smoother ride over potholes and other bumps that only hit one side, It the next thing on my list of toys.

 

[Tinman]

I have one and it is very nice. Not a night and day difference, but very noticable. Big improvement over stock.

 

[JCockerill]

I have one and it is very nice. Not a night and day difference, but very noticable. Big improvement over stock.

do you get more body roll on road? that is my biggest concern. . thanks for the feedback

 

[MoparBob]

The increase in body roll (at least on my old truck I just sold) was barely perceptible. The increase in articulation was very noticeable and bumps that hit only one side of the front axle (such as when turning into sloping driveways) were greatly improved. It is a great choice for anyone wanting to improve ride quality or increase front axle articulation.

 

[Newt]

Any of you guys using one tow a 5th wheel RV?

Newt

 

[Tinman]

I don't notice any more body roll during normal driving.

 

[BKWelliver]

very little if at all. I tow a 12K boat and it tows it with confidence. I feel completely in control. It really plants the front end like glue to the road. Off road is even more amazing. If I had it to do over again the only thing I would do different is go with the 6" system. But I love my 2. 5 pin top. I have never been happier with my Dullie 4X4 now. Ran it at the beach in the sand it was way to much fun. Off road in the Dirt is killer. It's a nice quality component to. All of Sages stuff is seriously Milspec Grade. He shoulda gone into the Aerospace Business.

 

[JCockerill]

installed the sway bar yesterday. install was a pain beating the shaft through the mounted bushings per instructions. I would have installed the bushings on bar then installed into truck. truck handles nicer. like everyone said, not a night and day difference. Just right, it feels the way the truck should feel. Dodge should talk to carli about installing their suspension parts from the factory. It's nice not getting my head slamed into the b post everytime i hit an off center bump now!

 

[Tinman]

I installed bushing before installing them on the truck and it wasn't hard at all. The instructions seems rather odd to me. Remember Dodge has to over build the stocker to allow for bad drivers that over steer if the truck gets loose.

 

[Mobius1]

Are your sway bar end links re-used or are new ones supplied? Looking at pics of the setup, the end links look different.

 

[ENafziger]

Are your sway bar end links re-used or are new ones supplied? Looking at pics of the setup, the end links look different. <!-- google_ad_section_end -->

The Carli sway bar comes with new endlinks.

--Eric

 

[Tinman]

My end link joints weren't very tight so I'm wondering how long they'll last.