Recommended Sway Bar for 2014 Dodge Ram 3500

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Hi: Im looking for a sway bar for my Dodge RAM Pick Up 3500 4X4 with gasoline engine 6.7. I need to know the correct part number. Thanks for your help.

asked by: Jose M

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Helpful Expert Reply:

For your 2014 Dodge Ram 3500 the correct anti-sway bar is the Roadmaster Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1129-130, that you referenced, as long as your Ram 3500 is a dually. This anti-sway bar will improve handing and reduce sway, especially on rough secondary roads. It is made of cadmium-plated 4140 chromoly, a chromium and molybdenum steel alloy. This type of steel is considerably harder and stronger than the standard 1020 steel typically used in anti-sway applications.

In addition, the larger diameter of the bar increases its torsional roll stiffness. The result is a bar that is not only stronger than the competition, but also nearly 30 percent better at resisting sway.

I have included a link to the installation instructions for you to check out.

If your Ram is not a dually, there is presently no solution for you.

expert reply by: Chris O

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Answer 1

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