1972 Duster , lower control arm sway bar brackets
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They can be used to replace the end links
Moparone
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Interesting. I’ll have to check that out and measure it. Thanks
Jim Lusk
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That is the end link...
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Dave999
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the moog bit can be used as a robust replacement for the end link
instead of a rod with rubber or urethane donuts that flex, instead of bending the sprung sway bar. Uou can use a solid rod with 2 greasebale balljoints, which has no GIVE what so ever thus makes use of the springyness of the sway bar
its off a modern ford truck but fits an A body.
if you wanted to use them on other models you'd have to make a new rod between the joints as they are too long.
instead of a rod with rubber or urethane donuts that flex, instead of bending the sprung sway bar. Uou can use a solid rod with 2 greasebale balljoints, which has no GIVE what so ever thus makes use of the springyness of the sway bar
its off a modern ford truck but fits an A body.
if you wanted to use them on other models you'd have to make a new rod between the joints as they are too long.
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