rear swaybar or not?

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tretz

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I have a 67 coupe w/ 620 front coils 2/3 coil removed, 1" front sway bar, edelbrock ais shocks front and rear,all new suspension components. I've heard opinions both ways on a rear swaybar, what do you guys think especially those with experience useing a rear swaybar? Also the rear springs are stock but dont seem to sag at all. any ideas are welcome as to type, brand ect.

 

rbohm

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personally i would use the 3/4" rear bar. with the stock rear springs, the 620 front springs and the 1" front bar, you need more rear roll stiffness to balance the car, and give you a more neutral feel to the car in the corners.

 

zookeeper

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I have a 3/4 adjustable rear bar and could not be happier with the difference it made on my '68. That is, until I tore it apart for paint...3 years ago. But the end is near and it WILL be finished in the spring!

 

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I use on and like it. Though I reccomend a curved one that follows the contour of the rear end, not the straight across kind.

 

HistoricMustang

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Either with or without is fine on the street.

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