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dswancutt · 05-19-2008, 06:16 PM

I agree with 454HO, nothing wrong with a used swaybar. The hardest part will be grinding off the rivets on the mounting brackets. I pulled mine off my parts truck, and the RH bracket was bent, but the sway bar was straight. Luckily, I scored a set of NOS brackets off of eBay so that part was easy. Made a world of difference on the truck. More than likely, someone on the board has one that they would sell you for a lot less than LMC.

05-19-2008, 06:16 PM	#13
dswancutt Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Franklin, NE Posts: 387	Re: Sway Bar I agree with 454HO, nothing wrong with a used swaybar. The hardest part will be grinding off the rivets on the mounting brackets. I pulled mine off my parts truck, and the RH bracket was bent, but the sway bar was straight. Luckily, I scored a set of NOS brackets off of eBay so that part was easy. Made a world of difference on the truck. More than likely, someone on the board has one that they would sell you for a lot less than LMC.