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Originally Posted by onechaddude
Yes I got it that time. That's the same " mystery name" bar that I have. My sway bar is a U shaped bar that attaches to both sides of the frame and then both legs turn and attach to the top of each side of the axle. It's a solid round steel bar about 1 3/4" thick.
The mystery name bar can be removed with the two 1 1/4" bolts and then can be taken to the press to remove the old bushings and replace with new ones. If you were close to my area (central NC) I'd be glad to help you with that.
Chad
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So it seems I do not have a sway bar. Esp since you had to install one. As soon as I took the picture of the bar without the U shape I understood. Just a bar the connects the trailing arms.
What is its purpose I wonder? The place that replaced the trailing arms called it a sway bar and said the bushings were bad. So I assume they are the ARTO MO10000.
In reading more in the
Roadmaster RR44R chassis upgrades forum I see where Source Eng. doesn't recommend them as they have their own.
I trust Jim at Source and may just call him and get replacements.
They surely would have replaced the bushings in the new trailing arms so do I only have two in back on the mystery bar? What's up front that might need to be checked for bushings? BTW I am very happy with the improved handling with the new arms and TEK.