Thoughts on rear sway bars

[fdwrench]

Any thoughts on rear sway bars?
Good, bad or indifferent.

[Highsider]

At first I thought, "Yeah, I need to get one".
After driving on many types of roadways, good and very bad, my truck is fine without one.

[NEWFISHER]

I have a mid 90's camaro rear bar, brackets and links to go under the rear of the Suburban before summer. I think it will help pulling the trailer and not have as much body roll with a top heavy rig
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[Knothead]

I installed front and rear at the same time, Truck handles much better cornering and at highway speeds.

[mr48chev]

Good if you have a fairly heavy sway bar on the front. No good without a good one on the front.

[mknittle]

i have an1 1/4" fire chicken one for the front and a1" 76' monty carlo for the back the rear is kinda short so it should be stiff enough.

[_Ogre]

i have both front and rear sway bars
truk handles like a go cart

[yossarian19]

Rear sway bars, like front sway bars, are a good thing. I can't think of a time when you ever wouldn't want one, especially in a tail-light vehicle like a pickup.
Of course, if you go *too* thick your ride quality may suffer.

[mknittle]

Originally Posted by yossarian19

Rear sway bars, like front sway bars, are a good thing. I can't think of a time when you ever wouldn't want one, especially in a tail-light vehicle like a pickup.
Of course, if you go *too* thick your ride quality may suffer.

my front is a stock 70s trans am. I think i may lighten up the front springsa bit but we will see.