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dsraven · 05-10-2020, 05:26 PM

post up some pics of what you have to work with. a sway bar from something roughly the same width would be a possibility. an S10, ford explorer, astro van, trailblazer, ranger, etc. it would depend on what you have for a set up. front steer or rear steer rack, low slung rad in the way etc. a lot of models of vehicles come with a upgrade available for the stabilizer bar or you could look aftermarket if need be. there is also the transverse bar mounted on the frame with belcrank arms attached to that with splines and then links down to the control arms. depends on what is in the way under there. a mount can be welded to the control arms as required. some dimensions would be good.

05-10-2020, 05:26 PM	#4
dsraven Registered User Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: calgary alberta Posts: 7,858	Re: Sway bar recomendations post up some pics of what you have to work with. a sway bar from something roughly the same width would be a possibility. an S10, ford explorer, astro van, trailblazer, ranger, etc. it would depend on what you have for a set up. front steer or rear steer rack, low slung rad in the way etc. a lot of models of vehicles come with a upgrade available for the stabilizer bar or you could look aftermarket if need be. there is also the transverse bar mounted on the frame with belcrank arms attached to that with splines and then links down to the control arms. depends on what is in the way under there. a mount can be welded to the control arms as required. some dimensions would be good.