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05-20-2022, 04:56 PM
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Rear Control Arm Install
Hi Guys,
I have the elelbrock lower control arms on my 69 gto and would like to install a rear sway bar. Here is what the trailing arms look like: https://www.ecklers.com/chevelle-con...-208008-1.html Has anyone ever bought a rear sway bar that hooks directly up to the arm's? I found this kit: https://www.summitracing.com/parts/h...AaAksGEALw_wcB The issue I see is this : it has connector links that go down towards the ground which i see would make it very close to the ground. to close for my liking. Have a look at the pdf I made and you can see what I mean. Thoughts? I was thinking maybe a stock 1970 gto rear sway bar might work? If I could find one.
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