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DarkFox1 10-26-2001 10:24 PM

hellwig rear sway bar, how?
 
got my sway bar in today, been reading over the instructions, they're rather poorly written.. everything seems to be rather self explanatory however, except for one peice. its an L shaped peice, we can't figure oiut how it attaches to the frame.. any ideas?

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DarkFox1 10-27-2001 11:53 AM

c'mon yall, no one has done this?!

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69panel 10-27-2001 02:10 PM

I, myself, would have to see the instructions, as anyone else would.

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DarkFox1 10-27-2001 05:12 PM

don't worry, I've tried to read the insturctions.. I'm not that kind of person. I beleive we've gotten it on there correctly, however the instructions do not tell us exactly how far forward or backward on the control arms the bar should mount, and the pictures are inconsistant with one another.. I left it on there, but loose so I can talk to hellwig monday.. fortunatley this didn't stop me from getting something done today

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Belair C10
Chevelle coming soon


rustfree 10-31-2001 01:23 PM

Hey bud, I had the same problem w/ poor instructions from Brother's so I called Classic Performance Products (1-800-522-5004) and acted like I bought from them and asked for 'another' set of instructions. The "L" brakets. Hook a tape measure in the oval hole on the frame that is above the rear springs, measure forward 20". Mark the spot. Then measure up from the frame bottom 2" and cross the first mark. This is where you want to drill a hole for the bolt to hold the bracket on. At least that is how the CPP sway bar is mounted. Order their catalog for free on line.www.classicperform.com
I asked a question on this site about a month ago regarding how my bar/link were afully close to the ground (lowered 4" ) and never got good feed back.
Good luck

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72 swb cheyenne super 350/350
69 cst20 BB longhorn

DarkFox1 10-31-2001 01:43 PM

well, according to performance suspension, hellwig designs their products so that its no drilling required.. I must admit that seems rather stupid heh, but it does work, I just dunno where to put it lol, I'm about to call hellwig

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Chevelle coming soon


rustfree 10-31-2001 01:50 PM

Before we go any farther, what year truck are you mounting this bar on? I assumed a 67-72. If newer than we have a different animal.


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72 swb cheyenne super 350/350
69 cst20 BB longhorn


[This message has been edited by rustfree (edited 10-31-2001).]


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