Sway bar tutorial
It's the design, quality, and rugged-ness of the attaching hardware that make the Hellwig, Hotchkis, and Firm Feel sway bars much better than the Addco.
The sway bar on the top of this picture is a special part number Hellwig made for using a 67-72 A-body sway bar with 5.72" backspacing 17x8 etc Mustang Rims. Now I don't know what that part number is though. You'd have to ask Mopardude318 or Dave@Hellwig
What looks like a sway bar on the bottom is just a mock up Mopardude318 made from PVC tubing. Read Mopardude318's thread on his 67-72 A-body front end rebuilding and detail pictures of the Hellwig sway bar hardware here: http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=92816&page=4
These are Mopardude318's pictures and car using the :
It's the design, quality, and rugged-ness of the attaching hardware that make the Hellwig, Hotchkis, and Firm Feel sway bars much better than the Addco.
The sway bar on the top of this picture is a special part number Hellwig made for using a 67-72 A-body sway bar with 5.72" backspacing 17x8 etc Mustang Rims. Now I don't know what that part number is though. You'd have to ask Mopardude318 or Dave@Hellwig
What looks like a sway bar on the bottom is just a mock up Mopardude318 made from PVC tubing. Read Mopardude318's thread on his 67-72 A-body front end rebuilding and detail pictures of the Hellwig sway bar hardware here: http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=92816&page=4
These are Mopardude318's pictures and car using the :
