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blulightman
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bassward swaybar!

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I claimed my T-5 today from a '91 s10 with 106k on the odometer. while crawlin around, I noticed an S10 sized Blazer with the swaybar mounted opposite from normal. how would that work on a slick? would it diminish the anti-sway effect? realizing of course, you'd have to plan around the vent tube and brake lines..
'66 sb100 daily driver 300/NP
Mallory Unilite, sway bars front and rear.
refreshing m50D-R2
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Post by fmartin_gila »

Swaybars can be mounted either way, the effect still remains, all it is is controlling (limiting) the twisting of the axle vs the frame.

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thanks Fred. It seems the sway bar I pulled yesterday from a '90 or so Bronco is much the same dimension as the '89 F-150 one I pulled first. Different torsion bar config, but I may still have a shock issue.
'66 sb100 daily driver 300/NP
Mallory Unilite, sway bars front and rear.
refreshing m50D-R2
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