Which did or have you installed on a van, and of those three options which did the most to both A: lessen body roll. And B: provide the most consistant (i.e, not harsh) ride? I had ordered up a rear sway bar for my van a while back, but have come to decide it is no longer being made as two different retailers who claimed to have one available later canceled on me. There is a more expensive Roadmaster sway bar that might be available: https://www.etrailer.com/Anti-Sway-Bars/Dodge/Van/1991/RM-1129-107.html?vehicleid=19911023868. Or I have many options for both air bag systems, and add a leaf systems as those types of things apply to many platforms and vehicles. Both of which come in more of the $250-300 range. Much less expensive than the sway bar!

Currently I am leaning to the air bags. Aly and I are taking a 3-4 week long road trip this July, and as such the van will be pretty heavily loaded with camping and hiking gear and food and such. But most of the time around town it is pretty light. So being able to add or remove air depending on needs at a given time is appealing. I have previously installed add on leaf packs on my moms old GMC Safari, and a couple work trucks. They were perfect for the trucks since those were loaded down a majority of the time.

Thoughts and comments?

Cheers!

- Rich


1991 Dodge B250 Zephyr Conversion. "Bi-frost" 89,000-ish original miles and counting.
- 318TBI; has headwork and other bolt on upgrades. Runs strong and smooth!
- Powertrax locker
- 3" aluminum radiator.
- Rear air springs, rebuilt suspension, steering stabilizer.