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Even with just the topper it handles a lot better though. I don't have the camper in that often.It should be noted that @85_Ranger4x4 sometimes has a large slide-in pop-up camper in the back of his Ranger. That adds significant weight and changes the center if gravity if the whole truck/camper combination. Therefore, it is advantageous to have a good rear anti-sway bar on his truck.
That's the point. It is optional equipment. Whether you need it or not depends on your I dividual truck and how you intend to use it.
Probably a bigger factor is that to go offroading I have two drive across two states in any direction to get anywhere.
You already have it, drive it for awhile both ways and see what you think. You are not out anything but your time to switch it back and forth.