[guzzimike]

Any recommendations to fit a 1968 Dart GT..?

Is Bill going to start making some in '06..?

 

[Jim_Lusk]

What engine? What torsion bars? I would go with .920" torsion bars and a factory small block sway bar with good shocks for most cars.



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[guzzimike]

383 with .920" T-Bars.

 

[GT_convert.]

Quickor and AddCo both make rear sway bars for early & late A bodies.
I installed a Addco rear bar, the 'street' (smaller dia.) on my '68 Dart over 20 years ago.
The entire setup has lasted and performed well for me.
The bar bolts to the axle with brackets and you drill and bolt brackets to the frame for the bar-end attachments.
I will get the heavier version for the convert.

 

[Bakaruda]

I put a 1inch sway bar on the rear over my axel due to moving the springs.

 

[Guest]

I doubt I'll be making any, except MAYBE for the a-body rear with inboard springs. I've been talking with ADDCO for a couple months now - I may start to carry their line of Mopar bars.

 

[GT_convert.]

Do It Bill!
I bought 5 of them at once to get a price break. Just got a couple of other guys interested and we saved some $$.
They do have good stuff.

 

[440Dreamin]

I would sure like to know of a decent rear bar for inboard spring cars, what is avail for the relocated leafs??
Thanks for the help

 

[Jim_Lusk]

Bill has worked on the inboard spring thing, but others have solved it by using a bar designed for another car or relocating the aftermarket bar to the top of the rear and. I would even look at the 73-76 front sway bar as a possible rear bar in a relocated spring car. I had one, but sold it for an attempt to run as a front bar on an early car.



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[440Dreamin]

Thanks Jim, i figured there wasn't an off-the-shelf solution, i'll get creative then... ;D