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Atomsplitter · 09-15-2008, 11:30 AM

I've only had my '48 on the road for about 2 months now, it has an original OEM style Mustang II IFS and I find that because the centre of gravity is so high the body roll is excessive when cornering. I ordered a sway bar from "Yogi's" so we'll see how much of a difference it makes in a week or two. It can only get better.

It's Universal Anti-Sway Bar Kit made by Chassis Engineering P/N SB0050PM for the Heidt's Economy A-Arm IFS for $130. Yogi's replied to my e-mail question that it can be used on an OEM style Mustang II IFS (narrow lower A-Arms with support bars) and they guaranteed it would fit.

Good Luck!

09-15-2008, 11:30 AM	#5
Atomsplitter Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Ontario Posts: 514	Re: Best handling for the buck/who can I trust? I've only had my '48 on the road for about 2 months now, it has an original OEM style Mustang II IFS and I find that because the centre of gravity is so high the body roll is excessive when cornering. I ordered a sway bar from "Yogi's" so we'll see how much of a difference it makes in a week or two. It can only get better. It's Universal Anti-Sway Bar Kit made by Chassis Engineering P/N SB0050PM for the Heidt's Economy A-Arm IFS for $130. Yogi's replied to my e-mail question that it can be used on an OEM style Mustang II IFS (narrow lower A-Arms with support bars) and they guaranteed it would fit. Good Luck!