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Stepper86 · 11-03-2011, 07:57 AM

I guess I will run in to the same problem as you Dave. I have one of these on the way, crap......
My truck has the original swaybar mounts, they sit on top of the lower LCA in a rubber bushing. Your arms are probably the same as mine with two threaded holes were the OM bracket and bushing is attached.
I think I will fabricate a bracket that attach to the original holes and to the side of the LCA, the angle supplied in the kit looks flimsy.
Now I will beat my self up for not looking more in to it before ordering

11-03-2011, 07:57 AM	#2
Stepper86 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Stockholm Posts: 263	Re: Brothers sway bar I guess I will run in to the same problem as you Dave. I have one of these on the way, crap...... My truck has the original swaybar mounts, they sit on top of the lower LCA in a rubber bushing. Your arms are probably the same as mine with two threaded holes were the OM bracket and bushing is attached. I think I will fabricate a bracket that attach to the original holes and to the side of the LCA, the angle supplied in the kit looks flimsy. Now I will beat my self up for not looking more in to it before ordering Attached Images __________________ Tom.______________________________________ The fleet: 2007 BMW 530xi M (daily driver) 1986 C-10 Stepside (project "my time") 1992 Corvette cab (summer time daily driver) 1969 Cadilac DeVille Cab ("it just need some paint")