Reply to "Uncommon rear sway bar for Pantera"

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stevebuchanan posted:
Is anyone familiar with this rear sway bar setup? I think I've seen this type of setup for Porsche 911 at the track. But I have never seen this on a Pantera until now.
The vertical rod ends have heim joints. The upper a-arms also have heim joints, and are adjustable for camber. The vertical rods connect to the square tubing that is welded to the a-arm. Someone did some nice fabrication on this.

If need be, I can send pictures of the original factory GR4 sway bars mechanism

Best to you all !

1/10/2012:16 AM

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