Rear sway bar question?

[Dodge33]

Can anybody tell me if the rear factory sway bar from a 75 Cordoba w/9.25 rearend, would it be the same as a factory73-74 Satellite/Roadrunner sway bar? It seem's to me, that it look's right, but not 100% sure. Thank's for any input.

 

[Kernel Sanders]

Although not 100% certain, I would think they would as the same basic ISO configuration was the same from 73 to 79. However before committing yourself measure, measure, measure. (spring pad to spring pad and frame rail to frame rail)

Hope someone else here has a more definate answer for you!

 

[YY1]

Sway bar mount is a separate piece than shock mount.

I found a Cordoba with a rear bar as well, and am trying to identify the axle on another thread.

Might have to go back, pay my $2 and measure the tube and the width.

 

[Kernel Sanders]

I realize the sway bar and shock mounts are two separate peices but arent the sway bar mounts sandwiched between the axle tubes and spring mounts/ISO shock mounts? And arent the sway bar mount plates located by them? (spring/tube locating peg/hole)

I'll try to dig up a picture and post it here

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Well my stupid service manual only shows one or the other;

- Sway bar mounting but with the regular shock mount plate
- ISO mounting NOT showing sway bar tabs

Hopefully these will be of some use anyway



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Sorry meant Parts cata log not service manual.... I'll go check that too

 

[Kernel Sanders]

Well my Chiltons doesnt even mention rear sway bars *sigh* but my ol Haynes does but its about the same info as the parts catalog but I'll post it in a sec...

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Here is a scan from my Heynes but it doesnt show that much more except the difference in sway bar mounting from Ebody and Bbody

 

[Supershafts]

The bar mounts are bolted on the frame and links are on the spring plate, yes you could use the bar on a older car you may have to weld a tab to the spring plate for the links.