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06-06-2008, 11:23 PM
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1960 full size front swaybar removal
The front swaybar setup on the '60m is basically the same as for the 1961-64 big cars, and I do have the manual. It says to drop one a-arm from its frame connection in order to remove the bar. Probably a stupid question, but has anyone removed one of these without dropping the a-arm as stated in the manual? I'd like to clean mine up and redo all the bushings / links ----- or possibly use it for a pattern for a larger dia. one---but don't relish dropping the a-arm if possible.
Thx for any feedback. Poncho60 |
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06-07-2008, 02:31 AM
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The manual is correct. When I updated the sway bar on my 64 Bonneville, I cut the old one off and installed a later, beefier bar, ( I don't remember what year it was off of ) which was routed differently. I just had to drill 4 new holes for it.
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