Re: rear sway bar watts
Posted by R H On 2013/6/23 0:50:08
what i got from mike, nice grinding,
ok,, so to reuse this, od used 1/4 inch, with no problems, me i would like 3/8's . as long as turned down part is there, that should be just lower than bracket, so when you torque it down your pulling spacer up.
using 3/8's the bolt head will cover the 1/2 inch hole. without a washer. will have to drill into that spacer at least half way for threads.
if i make this up, the end plates will have a 7/16th hole. the plates maybe stainless. drill through the spacer for 7/16 bolt. like i did for mine ,, but without inner washers, think i said why i had to do that.
pat, hope that helps..
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ok,, so to reuse this, od used 1/4 inch, with no problems, me i would like 3/8's . as long as turned down part is there, that should be just lower than bracket, so when you torque it down your pulling spacer up.
using 3/8's the bolt head will cover the 1/2 inch hole. without a washer. will have to drill into that spacer at least half way for threads.
if i make this up, the end plates will have a 7/16th hole. the plates maybe stainless. drill through the spacer for 7/16 bolt. like i did for mine ,, but without inner washers, think i said why i had to do that.
pat, hope that helps..
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