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Had a day off today so fitted my rose-joint drop links and made new brackets out of robust angle iron. Top hat spacers used as well.
car back on the ground and the pivot nicely so not tight with the car weight.
Thanks guys. I hope more robust than my first configuration. But it proved the viability and effectiveness of my 7/8th spitfire sway bar /anti roll bar on the car.
I used a angle grinder/ elec disc cutter. The limit of my fabrication equipment!!! I’d still be have sawing otherwise.
It is not the tools that make for good fabrication but using your mind, the best tool in the tool box to make what you need with what you have available. Frank
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