Edelbrock Trailing Arms and Panhard Rod

[charles06]

I did the trailing arms, sways, and tie-rods all at once, so I couldn't tell you how the trailing arms affected the ride compared to the sways. I did notice, however, that the truck is more solid over bumps, so I would have to assume that is due to trailing arms. There is less "shudder".

[guruerror]

Sway bars are next on my list. It like to get it a little stiffer on the turns.

Below is a list of what I've got in the front and rear so far. I've got a nice tight feel to the steering, and the UCAs and longer front shocks eliminated the harsh ride I got after cranking the torsion bars. I'm very pleased with the outcome...I think sway bars will simply be the icing on the cake.

Front:
Cognito GM 8-Lug Upper Control Arm Kit (UCAK100001)
Bilstein / Cognito Front Shock For Use With Cognito Upper Control Arms (BILSTEIN-BE5-E381-T0)
Cognito GM 8-Lug Idler Pivot Assembly (IPAWG8)
Cognito Pitman and Idler Arm Support Kit (8-Lug) (PISK2008)
Truxxx Torsion Keys (405020)
Fabtech Hummer H2 Steering Stabilizer (FTS8004)
DMAX - (KRYPTONITE) Series Tie Rods (KRYPTONHD)

Rear:
Edelbrock Hummer H2 Panhard Rod (EDE-5262)
Cognito Hummer H2 Bilstein Rear Shocks (BE5-A937-H0)
Hotchkis Rear Lower Control Arms / 2003-2010 HUMMER H2 & SUT (2KS1302)
Truxxx 1 inch coil spring spacers (?)