On ADCO'S 5\8 solid rear bar (non adjustable) the drop link is located
throught the spring at the base of the trail arm useing large washers and
1 side cut washer to nest in the bosses on the bottom of the trail arm .I
would like to know were members have located the drop link on the trail arm
in order to make an adjustable bar >> The shock mounting ear looks good
for running a bar straight back. The Sway bar arm could run under with
adjusting holes linning up nicely alowing the drop link as close as 1" from
the trailarm shock ear to several inches a way. Perhaps moving to the rear
of the car is wrong and i should be looking for ways to get close to the
center line of the 1\2 shafts thanks rob
----- Original Message -----
From: "SHANE Ingate" <hottr6@hotmail.com>
To: <jprice1@txcyber.com>
Cc: <fot@autox.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, December 25, 2003 2:48 PM
Subject: Re: Sway Bars
> John Price wrote:
>
> >Wanted: A 1" front sway bar for a Spitfire (actually I need it for my
TVR,
> >but
> >that's what it uses.) Joe, I should never have sent that one back!
>
> Have Saner Fabrication (www.sanerperffab.com) make one for you. I just
sent
> them a drawing for a rear sway bar for my TR6 that runs across the top of
> the diff, fully adjustable with rod-ends. I'll have them do my front sway
> bar as well once I finalize the design.
>
> Happy and safe holiday seaon to All. Thanks for rhe camraderie and help
> during the year!
>
> Shane Ingate in Maryland
>
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