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Old 12-14-2013, 08:52 AM
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According to the chart I am running a 1 1/4" .188 wall bar and is 35" in length. Might be a bit soft but we'll find out.

Im running this on a 70 Camaro. I moved the sway bar location forward 3 inches to clear everything and am running it in a frame support tube.
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According to the chart I am running a 1 1/4" .188 wall bar and is 35" in length. Might be a bit soft but we'll find out.

Im running this on a 70 Camaro. I moved the sway bar location forward 3 inches to clear everything and am running it in a frame support tube.

I was mainly asking about the diameter. You mentioned big arms. On the 1-3/4" bars ... because the rates go so high ... the chromoly arms are very "beefy."

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