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12-03-2011 05:52 AM #1
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The swaybar itself is massive, machined from chromemoly. The splines for the arms are perfectly formed, they slid on and off by hand. The chassis attachment holes had to be drilled and tapped to 3/8ths.
They also provided the tubular tyerod adjusters.
I took a pic of the swaybar arm - it is a chunk of solid steel and the utility knife gives you a size for comparison. The hardware is to attach the arm to the lower control arm.
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i've enjoyed the years here . made a lot of friends. most who have left. i see no reason to continue with this so hope to see you somewhere else. i dont think this site will ever be back. it's lived...
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