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Old 04-13-2024, 04:48 PM   #1
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Sway bar mounting brackets

Great shape. Bolt on, not riveted
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Old 04-15-2024, 06:58 PM   #2
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Re: Sway bar mounting brackets

hey michael, do you know what size bar this bracket uses?
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Re: Sway bar mounting brackets

They were mounted to the 1.25" bar
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Re: Sway bar mounting brackets

thats the thicker bar right? trying to see if i can find a way to mount them to my LCA's, have drop cups welded in and they plated the underside!
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Re: Sway bar mounting brackets

What I did was run the sway bar inside the frame bracket instead of hanging underneath the frame bracket. Works great amd tucked the bar in closer to the chassis. If your frame is boxed in where this mounts, ypu might have to weld them on
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Re: Sway bar mounting brackets

well these mounts are no problem, its where the sway bar mounts to the LCAs. they bolt through the top of the LCA...hmmm

ill take them and figure out the rest later, im sure someone has ran a swaybar with plated bottoms. whats the shipping to 77471?
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Re: Sway bar mounting brackets

also, do you have any pictures of the setup you mentioned?
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