Somewhere in my search I think I have read that the sway bar off a Granada will work on the Econoline. Any help here is appreciated.
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Seth G
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Front Sway Bar
stanyon- Number of posts : 147
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Front Sway Bar
econopoor- Econoline Guru
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Re: Front Sway Bar
Sway bar off an Econoline works better.
Duane in Tennessee
Duane in Tennessee
Bruce67Econoline- Number of posts : 809
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Re: Front Sway Bar
econopoor wrote:Sway bar off an Econoline works better.
Hardy har har!!
Duane in Tennessee
econopoor- Econoline Guru
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Re: Front Sway Bar
Well I wasn't trying to be a smartass but I guess it came off that way. Just think it makes no sense adapting one the fit when they came stock on them. Just find a correct one. Now, The stock bar is pretty thin. I could see wanting something a little heavier in todays world. I have a second gen chevy that looks about 7/8ths and it looks like it would fit the econo chassis. I'm sure several bars are close to the econo in length. It's a pretty standard shape. I can get some measurements from one if you would like? That way you could search the pick a parts and see if something will work.
Duane in Tennessee.
Duane in Tennessee.
Seth G- Vintage-Vans Listings Manager
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Re: Front Sway Bar
Sounds like you're maybe wanting something cheaper but fyi EconoCobra posted where to get beefier new ones from Quickor here:
https://vintage-vans.forumotion.com/t37183-quickor-1-rear-sway-bar-and-1-1-8-front?highlight=sway+bar
https://vintage-vans.forumotion.com/t37183-quickor-1-rear-sway-bar-and-1-1-8-front?highlight=sway+bar
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neondv8- Number of posts : 278
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Re: Front Sway Bar
It Took me two years to find a front swaybay! got one at a junk yard and man what a difference. all parts come in time.
stanyon- Number of posts : 147
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Re: Front Sway Bar
Neon; Do you remember what your sway bar was originally on ?
neondv8- Number of posts : 278
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Re: Front Sway Bar
It was 66 e100 HD. Got it at the. tacoma pick n pullstanyon wrote:Neon; Do you remember what your sway bar was originally on ?
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Magic Bus- Number of posts : 1422
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Sometimes you just got to know who to ask!
66mnecotruck- Number of posts : 327
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Boom, problem solved.