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Starman · 08-17-2015

Thanks again to all the responders, took a look at what it will take to get the rear sway bar loose and decided to punt until later in the year. Have a pretty big car show (Artomobilia) in two weeks and don't want to tear in deep this close to it, it is level enough for the show. Also going to work a few contacts to see about getting it on a chassis plate at a local race team. Will update the post later in the year when I can devote the time to fixing it right. Has anyone straightened a sway bar? Just bend it back, apply heat or? New 26 mm solid sway bars do not seem to be readily available.

08-17-2015	#9
Starman Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Speedway, IN Posts: 139	Re: Calling all Rear Suspension Experts Thanks again to all the responders, took a look at what it will take to get the rear sway bar loose and decided to punt until later in the year. Have a pretty big car show (Artomobilia) in two weeks and don't want to tear in deep this close to it, it is level enough for the show. Also going to work a few contacts to see about getting it on a chassis plate at a local race team. Will update the post later in the year when I can devote the time to fixing it right. Has anyone straightened a sway bar? Just bend it back, apply heat or? New 26 mm solid sway bars do not seem to be readily available.