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sway bar
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TR2/3/3A Sway bar attachment points
I’m looking at not attaching my ADDCO sway bar to the bumper irons... rather, Welding a short 2x2” mild steel tube to the end of each frame and connecting to that. I would also forgo that short extension to the lower wishbone arm and attach the sway bar directly to the middle spring pan bolt...- Jim_Stevens
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- Forum: Triumph
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MGA An Alternate Sway Bar Link for the MGA with MGB Sway Bar [ a repost]
(I posted this elsewhere last summer, but since I have litttle useful to offer, I though I would repost here just in in case someone wants an easy winter project. I hope the links to the photos work. Jeff) An alternate Sway Bar Link My car came with an MGB style Âľ inch sway bar, with the...- blueosprey90
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- Forum: MG
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