I just did this. The swaybar bushing end is angled to compensate for the way
the wishbone tapers towards the outside. So a simple test fit will
demonstrate which one fits on a particular side -- the "wrong" one will not
possibly accept the swaybar end.
on 7/21/06 7:44 PM, RD Williford at dan_mgs@verizonmail.com wrote:
> Ready to re-install front suspension components after rebuid. Removed and
> painted both sway bar links. Unfortunately, I did not mark whick link was for
> which side, as I was not aware that this mattered... Seems as though the links
> are different depending on which side they are for...how do I tell which side
> is which? Are there any distinguishing marks or characteristics that will
> enable me to ascertain which link goes on which side? PNs from moss and others
> are different depending on side...
>
> As always, thanks in advance for help from the list.
>
> -Dan
> '71 BGT
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