Reply to "So much preload in rear sway bar I can't get the brackets back on."

panteradougMember

Lube the welded on studs well with penetrating oil and let them sit overnight first before you try to remove the nuts. They snap off very easily. DO NOT use an impact wrench on them. They would be goners for sure if you do.

I noticed long ago that in relation to fender opening heights, the chassis seems to be twisted. All in all though, it doesn't seem to effect handling at all.

I never considered the chassis jig being off. Just looking at the sheet metal suspension mountings makes me think that there is quite a bit of flexing in the mounts to begin with anyway you look at it.

1/10/225:44 AM

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