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fordpower 
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 Topic: rear swaybarPosted: 24-April-2016 at 10:22AM |
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What do I need to put sway bar from parts car on driver. Driver never had a sway bar.
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Dan the ranchero man
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Posted: 24-April-2016 at 11:53AM |
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The swaybar used on the 72-79 Ford midsize car will need the following from your parts car. take both side of these parts pictured.
 Then take a look at all the parts in grey that hold on the sway bar to the axel. Take all these as well.  The rubber mounts used for the end links (first photo) are no longer available. But here is the Ford part # for the end link kit. (D4OZ-5A486-A). Sometimes you get lucky and find these on e-bay. |
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Posted: 24-April-2016 at 1:13PM |
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i can give you part #'s for urethane stuff that fits, if you need
** energy suspension bushings for the upper mounts: 9.8101g (black)  Edited by californiajohnny - 25-April-2016 at 4:25PM |
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Posted: 25-April-2016 at 12:43AM |
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Thanks wonder if frame is already drilled.
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Posted: 25-April-2016 at 1:30AM |
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The frame should be pretty drilled.
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Posted: 25-April-2016 at 1:35AM |
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IIRC, I have seen some of the end link to chassis brackets welded in, not just bolted in. This could be on the 77-79 models, I did see where the earlier intermediates(even Marks and T-birds) had the brackets that were bolted to chassis(like as pictured above).
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Dan the ranchero man
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Posted: 25-April-2016 at 11:40AM |
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All of the ones I have seen are bolted in and yes the holes are "in there"
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Posted: 25-April-2016 at 1:17PM |
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Thanks.Did ltd2 ever have power seats? Can't find my options sheet.Know there were 60+ of them.
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Dan the ranchero man
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Posted: 25-April-2016 at 1:38PM |
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Yes the LTD II's had power seats as an option. If you can't find them from an LTD II and want to stay era correct you get them out of a 77-79 ranchero/cougar or t-bird.
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