What is every one doing for front sway bar, running one or ditching it. I'm curious i have a SN95 one but it will not work without a fab job. Thoughts please.
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Just curious ?
- Thread starter ponyboy89lx
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What will you have to fab? It has been my experience that Fox body roll on the street is horrible without one. Works great at the drag strip, where you need to transfer weight faster, but if you were doing much driving on the street, I would think it would be desirable. There are a lot of salvage yard options if you're looking for a cheap one.
the factory fox sway bar mounts on the sub-frame rail are to wide for the SN95 sway bar. i seen on corral were a guy fabbed up new mounts and dropped them like two inches, then just ordered shorter end links
Speedtospare
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thats exactly what i seen the guy on corral do. Is this your car if so what sway bar is SN95 or fox.
looks nice
I would like to see a pic of the top down through the frame rail if you have on speedtospare. This is how i will do mine eventually when i remove the engine for paint and body. thanks again for the pics
Speedtospare
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Sorry; those were e-mailed to me. One of the many things on my list. I want to use the existing mount holes when I make mine. No way in hell am I drilling my frame rails
The sway bar is a SN95 but the ends were bent slightly to make them line up. You can see where they were bent.
The sway bar is a SN95 but the ends were bent slightly to make them line up. You can see where they were bent.
Yeah i hear ya on the drilling holes throught the rail, lol thanks
FAST87COUPE
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Great Pics
Awesome pics. Thanks for posting..
IornFox
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I know his is a somewhat older post but the images arnt viewable anymore. I ran into this today when installing my 04 gt k-member. The sn95 sway bar is way off lol. Are you guys using foxbody style sway bars?
I tried the same thing with using the Sn95 bar and mounts wouldn't work so another member suggested to use the fox bar with sn95 mounts worked like a champ.
I never ran one on my car and it cornered good...but I had coil overs in the front
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The coil overs make some difference. Did you autocross or open track it?
89DirtCoupe
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That looks good, pretty simple really.
I ended up running my fox sway bar with the SN95 sway bar mounts and it worked like a champ. Thanks Svt fox for the suggestion.
Speedtospare
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Great. I assume your alt is in the top middle of your engine? Not so Lucky for us people with the alt in the cobra location.
Correct, no power adders on mine yet
Speedtospare
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4V Cobra motor alternators are located to the bottom drivers side and they hit the sway bar mount. I cut mine out to make it fit.