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For daily driving the RHO is better in almost every way... Smoother, faster, better MPG, more comfortable etc. Suspension compared head to head daily I'd say the same - the RHO handles bumps, railroad track, potholes and curves much better. Just did the rear anti sway bar and that made a notable difference in highway lane change footing and rounding curves the body roll is less. Worthwhile upgrade for sure.Very nice. My RHO definitely drove better than my Mega cab, which was expected. Since you had a 23 PW, how did the articulink suspension in everyday driving compare to the RHO?
What sway bar did you install in the back?For daily driving the RHO is better in almost every way... Smoother, faster, better MPG, more comfortable etc. Suspension compared head to head daily I'd say the same - the RHO handles bumps, railroad track, potholes and curves much better. Just did the rear anti sway bar and that made a notable difference in highway lane change footing and rounding curves the body roll is less. Worthwhile upgrade for sure.
What sway bar did you install in the back?
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If you’re saying what I think you said, I believe you have your settings backwards. To put it another way the hole at the very end of the bar is the weakest setting the one further in is the strongest setting. It’s a leverage thing.![]()
Hellwig 2021-2027 Ram TRX & 2025-2027 Ram RHO 7/8in Rear Sway Bar
Upgrade handling on your RAM TRX or RAM RHO with the Hellwig 7/8" adjustable chromoly rear sway bar. Reduces body roll, improves towing stability, and installs with no modifications. SKU: HWG7794.797performance.com
The Hellwig - very happy with it. Feels more sure footed and planted turning and going around curves. It's no sports car but with the smooth accel this truck has, coupling that with the sway bar tightening up the rear end is a must do. Under $500 for the notable result makes it easy.
Install is pretty simple just follow the instructions. Mine came missing the jam nuts so had to get a couple and redo that part of the install. There are 3 settings on the bar... I went with the middle but am considering moving it back one to the tightest/firmer setting. Wouldn't bother with the least correction/first hole as I'd bet it's barely noticeable.
For the look and a *slight* improvement in the same area, I plan to trim 1/2 coil off the top (softer side of the progressive spring) in the rear. Should bring the rear down near an inch and "reverse level" some, leave a little aggressive truck rake, and potentially firm up a touch. Love a no/low cost modification that actually makes a difference.
Any thoughts on their front sway bar? Worth it or just the rear you think?For daily driving the RHO is better in almost every way... Smoother, faster, better MPG, more comfortable etc. Suspension compared head to head daily I'd say the same - the RHO handles bumps, railroad track, potholes and curves much better. Just did the rear anti sway bar and that made a notable difference in highway lane change footing and rounding curves the body roll is less. Worthwhile upgrade for sure.
Front already has a good sway bar from the factory.Any thoughts on their front sway bar? Worth it or just the rear you think?
If it is built the same way as the rear sway bars on the 1500s it is Junk!...The factory rear bar is hollow and the Hellwig is a solid bar.Any thoughts on their front sway bar? Worth it or just the rear you think?
Well @D&Sadventure above seems to think the front is much betterIf it is built the same way as the rear sway bars on the 1500s it is Junk!...The factory rear bar is hollow and the Hellwig is a solid bar.
What are you looking to accomplish?If it is built the same way as the rear sway bars on the 1500s it is Junk!...The factory rear bar is hollow and the Hellwig is a solid bar.
And you are still waiting....What are you looking to accomplish?
The factory set up is pretty awesome for off-road etc.
Where have you found fault that the factory was insufficient. Considering the purpose of the truck.
I’m waiting.
Chris
Well @D&Sadventure above seems to think the front is much
I'm 99 percent sure it's hollow...My point is you can get a better one...It's an upgrade,which is subjective to each individual...stock sucks!Well @D&Sadventure above seems to think the front is much better
I just ordered a Hellwig front sway bar and King sway bar links from 797 Performance....Give me a week and I will confirm the upgrade is worth it.Well @D&Sadventure above seems to think the front is much better
I didn’t cut it open, but I would be surprised if the front was hollow. If I remember right it was pretty heavy when I dropped the sway bar frame mounts to do my front springs.Well @D&Sadventure above seems to think the front is much better
I'm am basing my opinion from all the posts on the Trx forum that it is a solid underrated upgrade...I would bet the farm it is hollow.I didn’t cut it open, but I would be surprised if the front was hollow. If I remember right it was pretty heavy when I dropped the sway bar frame mounts to do my front springs.
Can you send a side shot of wheels and fenders, looking at some +10mm 20x9 wheels and I cant find anything showing how they'll fit, I want them flush or like 1/2" past fenders,37x12.50 Toyo R/T trails
Method mr709hd w/ bead grip +12 offset
Stock suspension, no rubbing issues
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Stock ones are +18 and they’re definitely not stuck in too farCan anyone tell me if a 20x9 with 10mm offset work or would that be tucked in too far? Found a cheap set from a local guy and I have new nittos to fit them.