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alternate postion for sway bar
when I ordered the new brackets for my sway bar, I forgot to order the custom ones that are shorter then the stock ones for dropped suspensions. But after looking at the brackets and frame I noticed you can run the bar between the bracket and frame instead of underneath. This sets the bar in the same location as with the custom bracket. This may not work with the poly bushings because they are thicker but works fine with the stock ones. Hopefully this will save someone some time cutting off the old ones if they are already there and money if they need new ones.
Last edited by jamis; 10-05-2007 at 07:11 AM. |
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Very observent. I didn't even use brackets but that is a slick idea.
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Seems to me that you could even cut the poly ones down to fit too. Very slick!
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Re: alternate postion for sway bar
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The bar is bent on the ends, it won't slide through.
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That's a great idea. Good eye!
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I've got my brackets just bolted to the frame.
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Re: Re: alternate postion for sway bar
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aw man!i need to check out all sections of this board more often.i just ordered my brackets this morning.oh well
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Thanks.......you just saved me some cash!
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