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Sway bar question
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I bought a stock sway bar. Now the arms easily slides on and off of the torsion bar. What holds them on when they are installed in the car? Also will the Weltmeister U-tab kit work with the stock sway bar? And how well does the stock sway bar work? Thanks, Chris. |
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Get a bolt and a nut to go through it and tighten it up. They wont come off. As for the U tab, you could make your own. They came on the early cars and the S optioned cars. The Weltmiester fit would work also.
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I don't suppose you bought it on Ebay, did you?
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If you tighten the clamp bolts all the way and they still are loose, your arms are worn out and wont work unless you have them welded, re-machined, or replaced. I would not try to weld then to the torsion bar.
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I don't have a stock type bar so I may not visualize this correctly, but, if the clamping bolt no longer tightens the arm to the bar couldn't you shim the arm-to-bar suface? This would then spread the split or clamping end of the arm and allow the clamping bolt to bite. Just an idea.
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Yes, I bought it on ebay. I looked at the picture of " how to install a sway bar" and see that I am missing the bolts and the plates that clamp the arms to the bar. Hmmmm.
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