69 Dart 4 door cruiser
The bar clears everything. Next is the tabs/brackets on the lower control arms. For years, people have paid a premium for lower control arms with these tabs. They are not that complicated. ( Almost worth making them to sell at swap meets!)
My first one had the right shape but needed to be further off of the control arms.
I may shorten the links to tuck the bar up a bit.
The links needed to be about 3/4” longer.
I went to the metal stash and found some 2x2.
2 3/8” long across the top, 3/8” down the front to a 45 degree angle.
The top is level with the top edge of the control arm.
There was a little gap. I cut the sides by 1/8” to close up the gap at the top here.
The bar clears everything. Next is the tabs/brackets on the lower control arms. For years, people have paid a premium for lower control arms with these tabs. They are not that complicated. ( Almost worth making them to sell at swap meets!)
My first one had the right shape but needed to be further off of the control arms.
I may shorten the links to tuck the bar up a bit.
The links needed to be about 3/4” longer.
I went to the metal stash and found some 2x2.
2 3/8” long across the top, 3/8” down the front to a 45 degree angle.
The top is level with the top edge of the control arm.
There was a little gap. I cut the sides by 1/8” to close up the gap at the top here.