Busted a Link!

[plymouthman72]

They look like this. A bracket that attaches to the bar that has a stem with a stop on the end. A washer goes on the stop, then a rubber donut, then it goes up through a hole in the shock plate and a second donut and washer go on the top.

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Where did you find this kit at? This looks better than the factory design and that looks to be for the rear sway bar for sure.

 

[Bruzilla]

Where did you find this kit at? This looks better than the factory design and that looks to be for the rear sway bar for sure.

It's on ebay, but I looked up the part number and Napa and O'Reilly sells them as well. They are a piece vice two in a set, and the price is a bit higher as the parts stores want to charge you for shipping, but if you need them quick they can get them. Their parts catalogs also list these as being for the front bar, but I'm pretty sure they are for the rear.

The part maker is Mquay-Norris and part number FA1672. You can also find them using part number SL87.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/OE-Style-MO...ash=item4d344740e2:g:7uAAAOSwHnFVid97&vxp=mtr

 

[plymouthman72]

It's on ebay, but I looked up the part number and Napa and O'Reilly sells them as well. They are a piece vice two in a set, and the price is a bit higher as the parts stores want to charge you for shipping, but if you need them quick they can get them. Their parts catalogs also list these as being for the front bar, but I'm pretty sure they are for the rear.

The part maker is Mquay-Norris and part number FA1672. You can also find them using part number SL87.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/OE-Style-MOPAR-B-Body-Stabilizer-Sway-Bar-Link-And-Bushing-Kit-FA1672-/331589566690?fits=Year:1974|Makelymouth|Model:Roadrunner&hash=item4d344740e2:g:7uAAAOSwHnFVid97&vxp=mtr

Thanks, I just bought a set and in a year or two, I will let you know how they work! lol!