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Front Sway Bar Kit, 1.125 Inch, 1971-73 Ford Mustang
Front Sway Bar Kit, 1.125 Inch, 1971-73 Ford Mustang
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Front Sway Bar Kit, 1.125 Inch, 1971-73 Ford Mustang
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Color:
Black
Hardware Included:
Yes
Material Type:
Steel
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Powder Coated
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This front sway bar kit is designed as a performance replacement upgrade for your classic Ford muscle car. Features a 1-1/8" diameter solid steel bar and comes with all hardware needed for a successful installation. If your Mustang came with an anti-sway bar from the factory, chances are this kit will be a direct replacement. If it did not, a small amount of drilling will be required for installation of the sway bar kit.
- Fits 1971-73 Ford Mustang
- Achieve flatter cornering
- Complements rear sway bar to reduce understeer and gain more neutral handing
- Adds to cornering stability at speed
- Solid steel 1-1/8" diameter bar
- Includes polyurethane bushings for increased responsiveness
- Black powder coated finish
- Corrosion resistant zinc plated hardware included
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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