by Viking Mon Dec 02, 2013 4:01 pmDoes anyone have any goods pics of there front swaybar mounted and does anyone have any pics of the brackets? Also. What bushings you used for the links? Or if anyone has first gen brackets they can spare? Please let me know.
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Front sway bar mount
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The mounts are something like these,,,,,you need to check the diameter of the sway bar,,,,,,,
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Hey Don,donivan65 wrote:The mounts are something like these,,,,,you need to check the diameter of the sway bar,,,,,,,
What about the link bushings? Also you go a pic of the front sway bar mounted?
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When we put a dual line master cylinder on a 1st gen, we need to add a 2" block to lower it out of the way,,,,however,,,,,,there should be 2 holes on each side of the frame for the mounts,,,,,some are already threaded for bolts,,,,,,,if there is just a hole, you hook a U bolt through them and it hangs down,,,,,,,,
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Ahh ok awesome. Sorry to ask so many questions do you have a photo of where the brackets mount to the axel. And what bushing you used for the end links?
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Those MRC 18070 link sets that M1D told you about are about 1 inch shorter than the stock ones,,,,,,,but they might be the closest thing you can find,,,,,,,the sway bar should be level to work best,,,,,,,,1 inch might not really matter,,,,,,,,we need a shorter link when we add that spacer for the dual line master cylinder,,,,,,,but anything is better than nothing,,,,,,,,,
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You just take the nuts off the inner U bolt and slap the mount up there,,,,,,,see if the U bolt is long enough so the nuts can go back on,,,,,,,,a REAL sway bar u bolt is longer,,,,,,,
Viking- Number of posts : 59
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Thanks for the pics Donivan. Now just gotta get those brackets.
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