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Topic: Anti-sway bar questions???
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MidLifCrisis
Gearhead Posts: 205
From: USA
Registered: Oct 2001
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posted 10-28-2001 12:11 PM
   
I am new here, and I haven't driven or worked on a Mustang since the mid-eighties. I just recently picked up a '67 convertible and felt the ride rather soft. I know that I should change the front sway bar to a 1", but what about the back. The '69 and later had a rear sway bar, is it still avail or inferior to the ones avail now? Also, would under-ride traction bars be an adequate substitute for a rear sway bar? Thanks to any and all for your help. MidLifCrisis------------------
I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.
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unklshu
Gearhead Posts: 681
From: San Bernardino, Ca
Registered: Jul 2001
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posted 10-28-2001 10:00 PM
Welcome Midlife,
I have a 68 fastback and I installed a 3/4 inch rear sway bar I believe it was an aftermarket but I don't remember what brand.
i alsowent with the 1 1/8 front sawy bar but that went along with the whole front end being replaced. The ride is definately worth the rebuild.
Good luck  ------------------
joe
2001 SVT Cobra
68 GT Fastback
98 F-150
90 Escort GT (smokes the tires in all 5 gears, or just smokes through all gears)
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unklshu
Gearhead Posts: 681
From: San Bernardino, Ca
Registered: Jul 2001
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posted 10-28-2001 10:03 PM
I forgot to tell you to check out the Mustangs Plus ad. Just click it , it will take you to them and they have some killer suspension stuff for your ride.------------------
joe
2001 SVT Cobra
68 GT Fastback
98 F-150
90 Escort GT (smokes the tires in all 5 gears, or just smokes through all gears)
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