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| McMark |
 Aug 31 2003, 01:32 AM
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I have an early chassis that doesn't have any sway bar mounting parts, and a 73 2.0 with both front and rear sway bars. I'm constantly going back and forth about which one to restore and I'm wondering how big of a deal it is to install nice clean factory looking sway bar mounts. I want it to look factory. Can a larger bar be used with the stock mounts? Or if I'm going with a larger bar, should I look at aftermarket mounting parts?
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