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Offline 66gt350

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sway bar spacers
« on: March, 18, 2010, 06:57:26 PM »
Ok...I'm in the middle of replacing my front suspension...Upper and Lower control arms from Shaun and adjustable strut rod.  When I took things apart, I noticed that the poly bushing on the sway bar didn't look to good.  So I got a new set of end links.  I'm looking at them and the spacer is different length that what I currently have on my sway bar...it's either a 1" or 1 1/8" bar.  My original spacer is 2" where as the new one is 1 5/8".

Which one is correct?  Does it really matter which one I use?

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Re: sway bar spacers
« Reply #1 on: March, 18, 2010, 09:23:02 PM »
The length of the end link spacer should be adjusted according to your car's stance.  Here's what I've been told...
You want the end link mount hole on the sway to be parallel with the ground when the full weight of the car is resting on the wheels.  It's going to be different for each car.  I had to cut off almost 1/2 of the end link spacer to get my sway bar adjusted correctly. 

Does this explanation make sense? 

If not, give Shaun a call, and he can "steer" you right (bad pun intended), and he'll probably have a good way to explain sway bar adjustments.
Mike

 


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