Frame / Springs: Heavy duty anti-sway bars

[pdrnec]

I bought these years ago, finally got around to installing them on my 63 Daytona. Wow, what a world of difference! Corners like a Ferrari, nice and flat. Changing lanes on the freeway is a blast! If you've been thinking about getting these, don't put it off any longer.

[pdrnec]

The rear:

[pdrnec]

Front:

[studebaker-R2-4-me]

I just installed the HD swaybar in the front of my Hawk, only had it out on the street once and I was pretty impressed. The car felt a lot stiffer and when I purposely hit a sunken manhole cover close to my home it felt like I floated over it. I was told it would be the best money to be spent on my Hawk five years ago, I think he was right. Looking forward to changing my gear set and getting out on the highway.

Allen

[PackardV8]

FWIW, if one is adding a heavier front bar, adding the rear bar at the same time is strongly recommended.

jack vines

[brian6373]

Great pics. So where do you get these? Got part #'s?

Thanks, Brian

[pdrnec]

I believe they came from:
Dave Thibeault, 13 Nick Lane Maynard, MA 01754
(978) 897-3158

[Skybolt]

I believe they came from:
Dave Thibeault, 13 Nick Lane Maynard, MA 01754
(978) 897-3158

That's why my 59 with the 1.25" front bar and matching rear, from a Firebird, make it a blast to drive.