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55-56 Ford Rear Anti-swaybar

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I bought this today.Looking for some info.I assume the brackets that go on the axle should have the flat plate at the bottom.There is a threaded stud on the bracket.Does anyone know what it is for?I think I scored on this for $50.00.Bought it from a fellow who restores these.Took it off a project because it is non-original.

  

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That looks very much like an ADDCO aftermarket rear sway bar. Pete

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Thanks! I know its aftermarket.The only seller I could find was Concours in Nevada.I will try the Addco site if they have one.

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Mark let me know what you find as I am interested in getting a rear anti-swaybar for mine while in the states. I know there is a few out there, Jamco suspensions ?. But I dont want to go to 1" as I have a 1" bar on the front so Im thinking 3/4" would be fine..  Anyone ??!!

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Just installed a 1" rear anti sway bar on the 56.  Came from Thunderbirds Southwest in LaGrange TX.  Installation was easy thanks to a friend with a lift and who can weld.  Matches fine with the 1 1/8" front bar I got from them.

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Tom, After installing the rear swaybar, did you notice much of a differance..?      Sam  ..................Florida            West coast

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I did.  If I had done both at the same time, it probably would have been a WOW moment.  The larger front bar made a big difference and addition of the rear was noticable.

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Tom,  Thanks for the info,     Been thinkin aboutdoin the same on my 56.........Sam

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Has anyone used a 1" bar up front and a 7/8" on the rear.. How was it?

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