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11-14-2009 #1
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Universal rear swaybars? Not splined
Looking for options for a axle mounted universal swaybar.
Any help or links..
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11-14-2009 #2
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total control products has one for the mustang. There are probably others that are adjustable made for a 65 mustang. Not sure on dimensions tho. But you may be able to make almost anything work with your custom rear setup.
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11-14-2009 #3
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Brought to mind this one, don't know how "universal" it will be...?
Originally Posted by LowBuckX
http://www.scandc.com/spohnarms.htm
11-15-2009 #4
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Have to see where my panhard falls before I buy I guess. That spohn one looks doable.
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11-15-2009 #5
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head for a junkyard and grab a rear bar out of any 67-02 Camaro- some of them are pretty hefty for a rear bar- or pretty much any GM car with leaf springs.
i don't know how Ford or Mopar rear bars were mounted, but the F body bars mount just like all those "trick" aftermarket bars that have come out in the last few years..
11-16-2009 #6
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Late 90s 2door s-10 blazer.
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