When considering sway bar upgrades for your Mercedes Sprinter 2500, both Hellwig and Roadmaster offer reputable options. Here’s a comparison to help you decide:
Hellwig:
- Not Direct Replacement – Extra Parts needed to be installed, and tested which costs more labor.
- Installation: Some users report that installation is straightforward, but there have been instances of hardware loosening over time. Sprinter Source
Roadmaster:
- Cost-Effective: Generally more affordable.
- Design: Features outboard mounting points, providing better leverage and potentially improved sway control. IRV2
- Installation: May require drilling into the frame for certain models, which could be a consideration if you prefer a bolt-on solution. Thor Forums
Recommendations:
- Budget: If cost is a primary concern, Roadmaster offers a more budget-friendly option.
- Performance and Stability: If you’re seeking enhanced sway control and are comfortable with a potentially more involved installation, Roadmaster’s design may offer advantages.
Before making a decision, it’s advisable to consult with a professional installer familiar with Mercedes Sprinter vans to ensure compatibility and to address any specific installation considerations.
For a visual overview of installing a Hellwig sway bar and SumoSprings on a Mercedes Sprinter, you might find the following video helpful: