Sway bars

[Her69fastback 4]

I’m replacing the old front springs and shocks with qa1 & the rear shocks with qa1. I’m looking to up grade the front sway bar & put a rear sway bar on the car. As far as I can tell qa1 doesn’t make sway bars for this car. Who makes good sway bars for this car? It’s a street car no track. Might drag race it a little. 

[RPM 1,232]

I bought this one, and recommend it, many years ago when they were less than half that price. That sway bar and the one inch Shelby drop will make a world of difference in how your Mustang handles. 

https://www.npdlink.com/product/front-sway-bar-kit-1-18/208686

 

 

[Ridge Runner 1,146]

You really don't want to go bigger than 1 1/8 , they will rip the mounting brackets off the frame rails 

[Her69fastback 4]

Thanks for the help 

[fastmerc 0]

A factory 15/16" (428 bar) up front and as big as a 1/2" bar out back was stock for most BB cars in 1970.  Competition Handling Package......    These bars and an export brace on the shock towers will really surprise you in handling.   It isn't so tight that you'll feel uncomfortable driving it.....feels flat but not brutally so.

I Am looking FOR A 7/8" FRONT BAR for a small block build....... Quite a few 70's came with these and hopefully I can find someone that upgraded and hung the old one on the wall!

Look into mid 90's Explorers for a rear bar that is fairly simple to adapt to these cars!!!

Cheers!
Steve

[RPM 1,232]

When I was building my 69 Mach 1, I planned on using a rear sway bar and had bought one. With a 1⅛ inch front sway bar, 245/40-18 in front and 255/45-18 on the back, I don't need a rear sway bar. My car is neutral thru pretty fast and tight corners. YMMV.

[bigmal 228]

With my rebuild I used a 1 1/8 front and 3/4 rear as well as Shelby Drop. I found at high speed it oversteered a lot. Removed the rear bar and really happy with the result.

[Midlife 831]

Sway Bars are easily found at your local pubs after drinking heavily...