This week we are installing the front sway bar on the 1967 Pontiac Firebird, this will work for any of the early first gen f body cars like the Chevy Camaro.
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Man I have all new subframe and suspension parts & pwr conversions on the car wish I would have known to slide the sya bar in first.!!!
I have a motor in mine so if you're in this predicament you can't install it without removing one of the coil springs
What size screw connects the bushing and clamp to the subframe?
A little bass ackwards but you got it. Typically you would start with the frame mounts and then connect the control arms.
Did you have to disconnect the steering linkage before you install the sway bar? Probably a stupid question
You skipped the part where you cuss and fight trying to get the bar snaked through the subframe! Hahah
Cool, I couldn't attach mine because I have no weight in the car.
Can I get the part number for the end links. Are ures polyurethane?