Jim, I got them from Bill  [ Cusso Bill] aussie bill here in Australia.  For you I believe these people might be your best bet TBirds Southwest in LaGrange TX. 
Size wise ?/  I think they might be 1 1/8" up front and 1" on the rear , Bill may confirm this.



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Hey Talk
What sway bars did you install?
Thanks
Jim

Uumm no Steve I don't go anywhere slow  .. even in my 35 pickup Im faster than the way people drive around here..



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So Rob - have you taken to the "drive'n low and slow" thing?

 
 Steve Metzger       Tucson, Arizona

Finished fitting a set of Aerostar springs to the town sedan. Originally when I got the car the previous owner in the U.S. did the ol' oxy lowering trick , when we pulled the springs out they were like bananas. Found a set of replacement springs at the time and from memory there were T bird springs. Of course it sat a little high so Rick and I cut a coil off [may have been half a coil?]  which you will see in the pictures for reference. I measured the originals at .683" thick and the new Aerostar ones at .755" and as we know they are progressively wound. The new springs are great, still a fairly soft ride I was expecting firmer, going over a speed hump at any speed will have you bouncing up and down still, and I think the reality is you bottom out before the spring actually gets firmer from the winding as the car is now much lower.. I can notice the difference in cornering, I can get around corners quickly, I do have heavy front and rear anti swaybars and KYB shocks also the rear has 1 3/4" lowering blocks so  cornering is a breeze. Tried to do a side by side comparison , first pics are the cut Tbird springs , I think the Aerostars have lowered it another 1/2" you wouldn't want any lower ..



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