Front stabilizer bar on Hardbody

Quick and easy, affordable fix.

no seths this is an affortable fix. put 3/4inch .120 wall tubing between the lower arm and the strut rod at a length that will clear your steering... sorry no pic should only be 1/2 of an inch to 1 inch depends on wheel size

ive heard of people just heating it a little, then laying it out hard or bending with a pipe. seths arms are awesome though, and theres many ways to do it.. just whatever works for you.

Originally posted by sadisticiron



no seths this is an affortable fix. put 3/4inch .120 wall tubing between the lower arm and the strut rod at a length that will clear your steering... sorry no pic should only be 1/2 of an inch to 1 inch depends on wheel size



Well I like my way better Bobby. Lol.

Danm seth the idea of the arms looks dope dude, I've never seen that. I sort of thought about heating it up with a torch like Ricky said and maybe banging it out of the way a little. It onl needs like about an 1" away from it so it can clear it when laying out.

Originally posted by 88low



Danm seth the idea of the arms looks dope dude, I've never seen that. I sort of thought about heating it up with a torch like Ricky said and maybe banging it out of the way a little. It onl needs like about an 1" away from it so it can clear it when laying out.

youll throw your arms off of center if you do that ... it will make the bottom arm move closer to the front.. throw'n off caster and etc..... seth got a really neat idea ... looks good man....another way to do it is to just move the rod over some .... .. this will call for make'n a new mount on the threaded end .. and redrill your holes under you a-arm....

Hey seth can you tell me exactly what i need to do this to my lowers im doin it to my nissan and i really dont wanna messw ith the bar if you could please thanks james