Rear swaybar broke

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cooter_11

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I was pulling out of a steep driveway and heard a loud boom in the rear of the car. I had some subframe connectors installed recently and thought the weld broke on them.

Turns out it was actually my Steeda rear swaybar. It broke right where it tapers down into the mounting flange.

Any suggestions on a good replacement or should I just go with another Steeda? I'm leaning more towards the MM rear swaybar setup

 

SRT Handz

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if its a Steeda Bar i would call them and complain...there website states that they fixed the breaking problem that the OEM bars have

 

deftsound

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SRT Handz said:

if its a Steeda Bar i would call them and complain...there website states that they fixed the breaking problem that the OEM bars have

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cooter_11

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sweet, thanks man

 

SRT Handz

I tripped & fell down and cut myself & got blood

Oct 10, 2004

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update us with what they say...they should replace it because they claim theres does break like the OEM bar.... i will even call and yell at them if you dont want to

 

SVT32VDOHC

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The darn stock ones break there too. I just sold on on Saturday to a guy. See if they have a warranty.

 

MyStangGT

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Ford actually superceded the Cobra 27mm hollow bar that was breaking for a 25mm solid some time ago. Steeda should be the same by now. I bought one through Roush.