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06-11-2009, 09:53 AM | #4 |
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Re: Front Sway Bar Install/Updated How-to
Very nice how to on an item that everyone can use. If you don't have a factory sway bar, get one. Here are a few side notes for those considering this update-
1. Early Classic Enterprises (ECE) sells a version of the bushing clamp "stands" that are designed for lowered trucks. See pic below. 2. If your trucks is fairly low, you can bolt the bushing clamps directly to the frame eliminating the need for clamp stands 3. If your truck is bagged, you may need to trim 1" to 1.5" off of each end of the sway bar to prevent it from rubbing the bag. You should test fit before painting.
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