suburban rear swaybar on obs ??

[Anvil 14]

The "dog bones" are also known as fixed length end links ,I believe. When I would set them up to autocross I would use adjustable length end links. I would adjust the length of the end links so the swaybar ends were parallel to the ground (and frame).

 

[sewlow]

I've been looking for the adjustable end links. Did you buy 'em or make 'em, which is what I've been considering,

 

[Anvil 14]

I modded an aftermarket polyurethane end link kit for the front of the Camaro . It was essentially a grade 8 bolt with a pipe as a spacer. I just trimmed the length of the spacer pipe. I've seen a threaded kit too-Edelbrock? The "dog Bone" style was custom.Welded a piece of D.O.M. on both ends of a 8" long D.O.M.Shock bushings from Addco pressed in .Looked like mini boxed LCA. Strong as hell.That Beast cornered like She was on rails!!

 

[sewlow]

I was thinking of using 2 heim style ball sockets, with a central adjuster, lock nutted on each side. But then for two, I'd need 2 left & 2 right handed threaded ones, plus the adjuster would also have to be machined for the opposite turning threads. They would look like small tie-rods when finished. I've seen aftermarket ones, just can't remember where or for what vehicle. New Camaros?

 

[Anvil 14]

I was racing a '84 Z28 H.O. If you make the swaybar mounts too solid you could rip them off the truck or torque the frame mounting badly.Polyurethane seemed to be the best . I re-inforced the mounting points as well.