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Threaded/Snapped drop link???
Looked for post, couldn't find anything.
Is there a way to replace the prior 77 snapped rear sway bar drop link for the more modern bolted one? Ultimately I would like to install the adjustable links Thank you |
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Max Sluiter
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You are using the ball on the trailing arm?
Most aftermarket anti-sway bars with the adjustable drop links use an attachment on the spring plate, using a special bolt. Would your current sway bar work with that geometry? You can buy the drop links separately. Suspension2
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I'm planning on redoing all the bushings in the suspension.
I just never liked the ball attachment. I think must be a reason why they changed it on the SC. Anyway. It is completely stock. I do have some newer sway bars that have the later drop link. I'm just wondering what to do with the ball on the trailing arm. I want to get rid of it if possible. Thanks |
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If you are not using it, just leave it there. My steel trailing arms still have the balls, even though the anti-sway bars are using the spring plate bolts.
If you are concerned about the weight or something, cut it off with a mill. ![]()
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Super, thank you.
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