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    1. #1
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      Ridetech Muscle Bar

      I have a 70 mustang with ridetech coils i have global west uppers and lowers. I wanted to know if anyone knows if the ridetech muscle bars can be used on non ridetech lower control arms. and if so i have a one inch sway bar on the car now and due the the ride height with my old bags the endlink bushings were deformed. Can i use my old sway bar with ridetech endlinks or is the ridetech swaybar a special design?

      Thanks
      Rich
      70 Mustang fastback 428 sb

    2. #2
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      Anyone Know??
      70 Mustang fastback 428 sb

    3. #3
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      The MuscleBar front bars are a splined-type sway bar, so its doubtful you could use the ridetech Posi-Links with any other sway bar. I haven't installed a Mustang one yet, but I'm pretty sure the bar will work with anybody's a-arms.
      Joe Hinds

    4. #4
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      We do everything possible to keep the sway bar mounts in the same location as stock. This allows us to use stock bars, aftermarket bars, or our modular bars.

      The Posi Links can be used on any sway bar (I'm using them on a stock S10). Some may require a spacer/adapter to make it all work, but it's not too difficult.

      Though I cannot say if our bars will work with GW arms (we've never tried this set up) so long as GW put the mounts in the stock location it will all work together.

    5. #5
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      ok thanks for the help. I was looking at the pictures of the sway bar setup on the ridetech site and the bar looks like a stock swaybar(no spindles). Do you know if the swaybar is built with spindles?
      Quote Originally Posted by marolf101x View Post
      We do everything possible to keep the sway bar mounts in the same location as stock. This allows us to use stock bars, aftermarket bars, or our modular bars.

      The Posi Links can be used on any sway bar (I'm using them on a stock S10). Some may require a spacer/adapter to make it all work, but it's not too difficult.

      Though I cannot say if our bars will work with GW arms (we've never tried this set up) so long as GW put the mounts in the stock location it will all work together.
      70 Mustang fastback 428 sb

    6. #6
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      by spindles do you mean the sway bar end links (like our Posi-Links)?

    7. #7
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      Sorry i ment the sway bar it self was made of three parts the center with grooved end and 2 billet ends that bolt on to the center section and then the posi links.

      70 Mustang fastback 428 sb





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