Adjustable sway bars

[Spike Engineering]

Just thought I'd let everyone know that if you are interested in sway bars, Ruslow has been working on a new setup. I talked with him about it over Christmas when we met at a local speed shop in Northern California. It's a slick setup and although it's still in the planning stage, Ruslow said I could post the info.

It should work with the stock setup and the Hotchkis sway bars, if you have those. The cool thing is that they are affordable. Also, if you live in the Bay Area and would rather not install them yourself, the shop that we met at could handle the installation of this and other suspension items (custom shocks, suspensions, bushings, alignments, tires, wheels, brakes, etc.)

Since I have limited time (most of the time), having a knowledgable shop take care of the install is a big plus for me. Plus, I'd rather remain an end user.

I'm sure Ruslow will post a comment or two on the subject, although I would suspect he'll keep the details to himself.

 

[Don's Bolt]

Hey Spike

Sounds cool, I have to admitt I am far from a sway bar expert so how do they adjust ?

Also when I put my Hotchkis front springs on I put 1 inch shorter sway bar end links on. Was that the right thing to do?

Thanks
Don

 

[wadd84gt]

I have adjustable end limks on the rear sway bar and was wonder how do you adjust it for the track (drag and road course) and for the street. all the instructions said was to put them 3 threads out for a stock setting. any help would be aprreciated. heres a link to a pic of the end links
http://www.so-calspeedshop.com/whatsnew/magazine/img/sporttruckhog/image_14.jpg