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General Discussion \ Sway bar help (ive searched)Sway bar help (ive searched)
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missed.a.leter
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How do you install a rear sway bar? The end links just have sticks that aim up on it so do i have to drill holes in my frame?
sincitylocal
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Unless it comes with brackets, you'll have to build some. Kinda' like your upper shock mounts up front.
I'm doing a rear sway bar on mine. I'll snap a pic or two of the mounts I cut up from a Firebird.
I'm doing a rear sway bar on mine. I'll snap a pic or two of the mounts I cut up from a Firebird.
sincitylocal
+1y
Sorry this took so long. I was out of town for a few days.
This mount is from a 91 Firebird. Originally, the mount was bolted to the sub-frame on the car. If I could have bolted them to my frame, I would have, but I had to cut that part of the mount off to push them out a bit.
If I were to guess, I'd say every 3rd gen Camaro and Firebird equipped with a rear swaybar used these same mounts.
I tried to post pics, but they didn't want to keep working.
Here are some links instead.
This mount is from a 91 Firebird. Originally, the mount was bolted to the sub-frame on the car. If I could have bolted them to my frame, I would have, but I had to cut that part of the mount off to push them out a bit.
If I were to guess, I'd say every 3rd gen Camaro and Firebird equipped with a rear swaybar used these same mounts.
I tried to post pics, but they didn't want to keep working.
Here are some links instead.
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