Any Pictures of how rear swaybar mounted?

[70blackfish]

I have trailing arm rear....would love to see pictures of how you mounted your rear sway bar........

[67basketcase]

I'd like to see this too.

[Andy4639]

Well it depends on which one you buy as to how it mounts. The aftermarket ones mainly mount to the frame and arms.
The camaro ones mount to the frame and rear axle as I did mine.
This is mine it's the camaro bar.

Bought it out of the junkyard.




Painted it:



Spacers I made for the frame:




Kit for Installing it:




Here is the thread on my install.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=305902

[67basketcase]

Ah, point it backwards.... Why didn't I think of that?

[67basketcase]

I think I have a rear bar off of a 90's tahoe sitting around somewhere, wonder if that will fit this way.

[Longhorn 70]

but....but....but I have leaf springs.....Will it, can I, I need to...........

[jjzepplin]

Originally Posted by Longhorn 70

but....but....but I have leaf springs.....Will it, can I, I need to...........

THIS is also my question.

[blkcorvair]

what year camaro?

[capev86]

what year camaro?

1982+. the biggest bar for these cars was 1" dia. to get the big bar you will have to look at an 80's car. consumers @$#%&'ed about the harsh ride so even selecting the hot suspension option still got a smaller rear bar in the 90's.


i bought the sway bars from CPP, but i don't like the setup for rear bar for the trailing arm setup. i was thinking of adapting the CPP rear bar for a leaf spring truck. as long as it clears the 3/4 ton Corp/Eaton diff and track bar mount, it should give better ground clearance. and unlike with the camaro bar, the ends will line up with the truck frame (no spacers needed). also, the CPP rear bar is 1-1/8" dia which i think is a good idea on a suburban.

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[Andy4639]

I can't say 100% if it will work but I see no reason it shouldn't though.