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Default 1 1/4" sway bar

I used brackets and bushings off a late 70's Trans Am.

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Old 06-14-2024, 06:02 PM
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I used brackets and bushings off a late 70's Trans Am.
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Used the factory brackets and 12-point metric fasteners on two of my 1964 A-body Pontiacs, installing one is no different on a 1969. You can’t use regular hex head hardware as there’s not enough clearance.

I used urethane sway bar bushings on one car and a factory rubber bushings on the other so both types can be used with the factory sway bar brackets.

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